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Giving Clinton Her Moment

By Julie Hensley - Jun 3rd, 2008 at 12:12 pm EDT

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PLEASE!!! Watch what you post and blog - content glorying in Obama's win and Hillary's defeat. Items gushing about how inadequate, unpresidential, etc. Hillary might be is JUST THE THING to insure that OBAMA will lose this fall. Do you have any idea how incendiary this is to the Clinton camp???? Do you really think you can afford to drop kick their votes?Clinton is Presidential - if anything she is FAR better prepared in many ways to deal with McCain as an opponent than Obama. Think of the positive campaign Obama wants to run and how the Republicans will (and have already) conducted themselves. Think of what happened to Kerry when he took the 'high road'. He got Swift Boated. Clinton - with her approach is far better able to deal with McCain. I am an Obama supporter because I want it different...but to undermine Clinton only means you are willing to lose the war for the sake of the battle. Obama hasn't won anything yet. Clinton Supporters have a rather squeued view of things indeed.. they overlook that Obama has not exploited Clinton's weaknesses (and the Republicans would) but we are biased as well. We are underestimating and overlooking the 'weaknesses' that will be exploited heavily in the next few months.We need to unite as Democrats. Clinton's supporters are heartbroken. They are proud of a feisty, tough candidate ... one that they are confident is the better choice. Is it so hard for you to empathize? In Obama's glory of being the presumptive nominee - do we need to gloat? Or can we recognize that Clinton is as much a trailblazer as Obama?

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