The decision between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton is up to the Superdelegates now.  Camp Hillary is working hard publicly attacking Senator Obama to convince them to take it away from him to give it to the losing candidate–Hillary.  Although Obama has to hold back against his fellow Democrat, you can list some reasons why she is the inferior canidate.

I’ve been stepping back from the Democratic nomination race, and the once fond feelings that I had for Bill and Hillary Clinton have long disappeared and transformed into the distaste that the “vast right wing conspiracy” crowd has had for them.  Hillary is so desperate that her campaign is kissing up to Richard Mellon Scaife.  Not long ago people were still asking whether the Republicans wanted Hillary or Obama, and the answer has long been clear now that it is Hillary. 

When Karl Rove, Bill Kristol, Tony Blankley,  David Brooks, Newt Gingrich, Rush Limbaugh, the Fox News crowd and other hardcore right wingers are routing for a Democratic candidate and giving advice, it’s clear that it’s not because they actually want a Democrat in the White House.  Despite all of the mainstream media’s parroting of the Clintons’ backwards claim that Senator Obama is unelectable, the truth is that he scares the hell out of the Republicans. 

Hillary’s claim that she is vetted is hooey.  The Republicans have long prepared to take her on,  and Obama’s rise threw a wrench in their plans.  But they won’t let her lose without a fight, so they’ve been working hard attacking and spinning in synch with her campaign. 

She has screwed up the two biggest things that she has ever had to manage:  her failed health care initiative during Bill’s first term and her presidential campaign.  She had an enormous financial advantage as well as name recognition, and managed to fail.  Now she’s hell bent on taking the whole party down with her sinking ship.   Her campaign’s venomous, shameless use right wing attacks have largely gone without Barack Obama returning the favor. 

As Politico put it in an article titled “What Obama Wishes He Could Say,” it listed a few hot points that could be used against Hillary.  The fact that he has been like a mongoose to a cobra in taking down the once-inevitable Clinton Machine and all of their tremendous advantages should be enough to show Superdelegates that he is the superior candidate.  Nevertheless, they might need more convincing in a more Clintonian fashion.

If you have any thoughts–even the most obvious– about what you wish Barack Obama would say or that Superdelegates should be reminded about Hillary Clinton, please list them or recommend this post, so others will have a chance.