This morning;s HuffPo has an article by Miles Mogulescu asking where are this country's democratic leaders - whether they did or did not endorse either candidate--

Where are they leaving Barack Obama - with only Bob Casey speaking up - as the Republican Party - which includes the Clinton campaign - formulate and plant their Fall election strategy of "Obama the Elitist"

Miles writes:
"It's not a matter of whether a Democratic leader has endorsed Obama, Clinton, or is still officially neutral. The son of an absent father and a single mother--a man who, despite massive student loans, graduated from one Ivy League college to take a job for $8,000 a year helping unemployed steelworkers in Chicago; who chose to go from Harvard Law Review, not to a Wall Street law firm where he could soon earn millions advising corporation on how to offshore jobs and avoid taxes, but to a small civil rights firm in Chicago; who has devoted his entire adult life to helping the underdog--stands accused by the wealthy and powerful of elitism while leading Democrats stand silently by."

This sums up - for me - why the democrats could possibly, even following eight years of the worst US Presidency ever- int he history of the world - could possibly lose this November.

As Sen and former Pres Clinton have demonstrated their naked ambition supercedes their Party loyalty - where is everyone else?

As Sen Clinton disparages Al Gore and John Kerry on the (aka LACK of) Compassion Forum -

As Sen Clinton behaves in a primary in a way that is disgraceful to her opponent and her own party

As Sen Clinton does everything she can to anger the voters of Florida and Michigan in her own party -

It's enough--
It's there anyone in the democratic party who can be a leader?

If not - maybe they/we deserve to lose
After all this is the country that re-elected George W Bush in 2004.

You get the leadership you deserve.