Official DNC RBC Committee Discussion over MI and FL

[The Mikado]

Mrs. Huffman is being humiliated by her own allies.

The Clinton people are disgracing themselves.  I really don't understand why the Clintonistas have been described as the "adults" in this process vs. the Obama "Kidz."

[The Mikado]

When will the MI/FL Supers' status be decided?

[The Mikado]

Guy this is over, Hilliary is in this for herself and don't care about the party or America. She will take this to Denver. The party will be split and we will have McCain as president.

Eh, Jerry Brown took it to the Convention in 1992 and no one cared because Bill Clinton was the presumptive nominee.  Hillary Clinton's threat this year is about as serious as Ron Paul's threat to disrupt the RNC this year.  By August, no one will care what those has-beens say.

[The Mikado]

Jerry Brown and Ron Paul had/have supporters?

As of Tuesday, Barack Obama will be the official presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party.  At which point Mrs. Clinton and her bitter supporters will be also-rans.  If they contest from that point, they look like sore losers and jokes (not that she doesn't already).  The contest, were it to happen, will  be tabled and not reach the convention floor. Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid will use their leadership positions to round up Congressmen and Senators backing Clinton and force them to back down (or at least Pelosi will).  If Hillary Clinton tries to upset our convention, she'll only show the entire world how little power she actually retains in the Democratic Party.  I don't think a Clinton challenge will damage Obama one whit.

[The Mikado]

Guy this is over, Hilliary is in this for herself and don't care about the party or America. She will take this to Denver. The party will be split and we will have McCain as president.

Please. So is Barack Obama. He has no experience or accomplishments, and has been so ambitious in that he'd quit his church for political convenience and run for president shorter than 2 years after being sworn in as a US senator. He is as ambitious as it gets.

I guarantee you that if the wins the two candidates had were reversed, Obama would've dropped out after Wisconsin (the point where it was clear who the nominee would be), just as Clinton should have.