Reply #127: yep.

[beezlebum]

just like the rest of us who didn't have a chance to vote for the candidates we wanted...kucinich, edwards, etc. this election isn't about hillary, or her whiny, bitter supporters. i was saddened and furious when kucinich wasn't making headway and ultimately dropped out, and i was more disgusted when edwards left us with two choices. until i realized how close we are to being through with *.

get over it. when it boils down to two candidiates, we realize it's going to be one or the other, and depending on today, should clinton not get enough of the delegates, PA-KY-WV won't make enough of a difference to carry on any longer. the only thing that she will accomplish is campmccaigning with her continuous smears and attacks.

personally, after her mocking/shame on you barack/obama's a muslim karl rove/etc in the last few weeks, i can't WAIT to see her OUT. her persistence no longer comes across as determination or triumphant holding-out- it comes across as more entitlement and tantrum throwing- i just want to put her in time out with my 6 year-old. it infuriates me every time i hear or see her on my television and computer, to the point i can't even listen to this woman i once had such deep respect for. i am so exhausted of her sly innuendo and smug insinuation. it is becoming cumbersome and tiresome and i'm just ready to get on with it and focus on electing the next democratic president. but that's just me.