A truly terrible person yes. But Hillary did great.

Good or bad (I support BO), I cant see the superdel trend reversing for anything but a major Obama gaffe. We can talk about white males and electorals, but they have counterarguments. I dont think any likely voter demographics or polling can become enough of a concern that remaining supers go 60% to HRC.

Hindsight is 20/20, but think about where she'd be now if her strategy called for Hillary policy wonking- without gutter attacks- and the fire of a underdog, began in the Fall.

You are talking about Hillary Clinton? the Hillary Clinton? As in Bill Clinton's wife?

Wow. At first I thought I was seeing things, but right there - you say it

There's no room for personal vendettas when you want to enact change on the national scale as momentous as Hillary envisions. Hillary gets that. She won't let personal anger at someone's past bad actions stop her from achieving good in the future.

I must be thinking of another group of Clintons who epitomize "payback is a bitch". And by bitch I mean a female dog who is protecting her territory - scary and life threatening. Must be my hiatus from the blogosphere...

Respectfully. If the post had attacked Obama, he might have a reason to be here putting Clinton down or at least defending Obama. As it is, his only purpose appears to be to crap on the good feelings Clintonistas had about her performance on O'Reilly's show last night. I'm willing to let Obama's supporters rally around positive news about him without crapping on it. I think Clintonistas deserve the same courtesy.

On a more positive note, I'm off to work half-days in the South Bend Clinton campaign. Lookimg forward to talking to some live voters. Bill Clinton is in Michiana, about an hour from here tonight. This will be the first time my daughter has seen him live.

I agree, workerbee, though I do think it's important to keep an eye on the difference between "disagreeing" and "being disagreeable." Reading down this thread, I think many people, DF, included, responded emotionally rather than rationally to both the interview and the series of comments about it.

It's also fair to point out, though, that there are many more Obama supporters in the forum than Clinton supporters, so I can understand Billy's frustration in not being able to hold a positive discussion about the candidate he's passionate about when she's successful at something -- especially since he's done such a good job of avoiding that type of negativity himself.

I responded to this post because reading it made me realize how differently I'd watched it than left had, and I wasn't sure how much of that was a function of seeing the world through Obama-colored glasses. I was very glad that this was posted, because reading the reactions of Clinton supporters was useful and interesting, both in terms of understanding their perspective and in terms of realizing where mine might be blinded.

Okay, DF. Like left asking you "Is this a joke," it didn't occur to me you might not have seen it. Sorry, my bad. I'll find the clip tomorrow (I mean later on Thursday, May 1) and post it in this thread, so check back at some point. My brain has obviously expired or else I would hunt for it tonight.

Please forgive my testiness. Time for bed. :-)

The extensive, personal attack on Clinton, telling black voters why they should vote for Obama over her...

You know, the one where he used the n-word to explain why none of us should vote for Clinton.

He is referring to the comment where he says Hillary has never been called a "n*gger".

Which, by the way, is most likely true.