Reply #133: I can understand your point

[Asgaya Dihi]

but I'd disagree. We follow the news close so we're sick of it, I'm sick of it at least. But according to a post I saw earlier today the polls show real confusion over who is responsible for what and as many dems in a telephone survey saying Obama should drop out as Clinton.

I would like to see the news shift from the fire and smoke to the reasons behind it but the last thing I'd want to see is her coming out of this with any great number of dems thinking she was screwed out of the nomination by the media rather than by her own tactics. Clear that up so we're all on the same page and we'll get good turnout this November, leave people thinking she's robbed rather than blew it and many stay home in protest. It's an issue we aren't done with yet. The coverage could improve no doubt but it shouldn't under any circumstance end until we've got the facts.

Make sense?