BREAKING: Focus should now be on McCain not Clinton

[NYDem Observer]

For all intents and purposes, we know who that Barack Obama will be the democratic nominee. I have no problem with Clinton staying in the race so long as she doesn't sling mud at Obama. The superdelegates will move after Puerto Rico once they see Obama has captured both the pledge delegate and popular vote counts, so I'm not at all worried. In the meantime, we should follow the Obama gameplan and focus our efforts on McCain and the general election. There is too much at stake this November, and quite frankly, McCain scares me.

Please kick and rec if you agree.

[BOSSHOG]

1. I'd like for both sides

to put a sock in it till at least the 4th of July. Both sides = dems and republicans.

[bdamomma]

2. if we do not focus on McInsane he will be sitting behind that desk

that is all the repigs have left and FEAR, we need to focus on McInsane. I need to restore my faith in the American people.

[lutefisk]

3. The sooner the pressure is put on McCain, the sooner he goes berserk on camera

I thought for sure Bush would have lost control on camera by now, but his handlers outsmarted us and keep him too drugged up for truly violent mood swings.

I think McCain is still undrugged . . .

[alstephenson]

4. I completely agree.

We're being manipulated by the MSM again. Put the heat on McSame - NOW.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

5. Show Obama as cool and collected

calmly challenging the inanities of McCain's proposals. Then watch as McCain explodes.

[nichomachus]

6. Unfortunately, you need to convince Hillary of this

[David__77]

7. Generally, I agree.

The rationale for Clinton's attacks on Obama has vanished. Her plea is to party elites now, not the voting masses.

[pacalo]

8. Duh. Thanks for the anti-swiftboating message, but it's about a year & a half too late.

[taught_me_patience]

9. I agree

Time to get medievel on gramps.