politics in this country is like. And, from the number of people who
continue to vote for her, I would say that almost 50% of the population
likes politics the old way. What we get in this country is what the
majority thinks they want, measured by how they vote. She is so blatant
about breaking the rules of the DNC, even the ones she personally signed
on to, as well as this business of no delegate is really a "pledged"
delegate, that anyone who votes for her is also voting for that kind of
political leadership. At least she isn't trying to hide who she really
is, so if she is elected the majority will have spoken, in no uncertain
terms...and the rest of us will live with it, as we always do.....Carol
citation502 wrote:
>
>
> nan, as typical, you confuse two entirely separate points:
>
> First, yes, indeed, it is entirely appropriate for Hill to stay in the
> race; the nomination has not been decided, and she has not lost yet.
>
> But, it's the manner in which she behaves, and her conduct in
> remaining, that is rightly the subject of criticism: staying in
> simply to trash Obama, damage the Dems chances this fall, and lay the
> groundwork for a post-McCain second run for the White House is
> inappropriate conduct for a Democratic candidate.
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