Since you don't plan to vote for Obama even if he wins the nomination, why are you asking for favors from Obama supporters who endure, along with Sen. Obama, the most despicable of insults from your compatriots and candidate? We're delusional, remember?

Do you believe Obama can become President without the votes of folks who support Hillary?

You mean old white women? Yes, I do think that Obama can win without them.

I for one will not vote in November if Hillary is not on the ticket.

And if Hillary is not, and Obama loses to McCain, I hope you can find a way to rationalize your despicable behavior to any of relatives that end up in the Middle East over the coming decades.

And before somebody goes off and call me racist you should know that I'm a Black woman.

That makes it all okay then.

You want to blackmail Obama supporters into silence (while Hillary suppoters are allowed to rant unfettered?) with your potential unwillingness to vote for our candidate unless yours is on the ticket? Stay home in November. Bitterly cling to your hopes, dreams, and your keyboard. BTW, I hope you enjoy losing plenty of rights women fought hard for.

I am a black man and I approve this message.

Is that supposed to be some sort of olive branch?!You may have a man who will kiss your ass while you crap, but don't look for that here.

Yes I think that Obama can be elected with the few Clinton supporters who will refuse to vote for him. And I do think by the time November rolls around there will be very, very few of you; and, I suggest, perhaps not even you.

Look, once again, I remind you that there is very much more at stake in the coming general election than if it is Clinton or Obama.

The over riding issue is the Supreme Court. Do you want more Atilla Scalisa, Thomas', and Aliotos or do you want Ginsburgs, Souters, and Breyers.

Do we want a court which will continue to sanction the creeping fascism that has stood up and begun running under Bush?

Do you want a court which will usurp explicit state authority, under Article II, Section 1, to "appoint....electors" to the electoral college, so as to appoint the president more amenable to its majority ideology.

With all due respect, this notion of not voting for the eventual democratic nominee is silly; and I trust that come November you will have reconsidered.

Yvonne is raising an important question. Those of you who don't think Hillary should still be campaigning need to remember that Obama was unable to seal the deal in PA, and moreover, he was unable to win a single big state--including the key swing states.

It comes across very arrogant of you to dismiss (rudely I might add) Yvonne's question outright. It is highly reminiscent of how people sounded before 2004.

All of you may like Obama's talk, but to many of us, Hillary's consistent focus on economic policies that matter in peoples' lives is highly compelling.