What’s the matter with the normally astute Joe? How about the producers, aren’t they aware how tedious she is (and getting worse every day)and how embarrassing is her performance? Why don’t we send our comments on to those who make decisions, PLEASE!!!!

Seriously?

Who will be at the switch, to control him if he says anything MEAN about the Messiah?

Which Nation of Obama Politburo member gets THAT duty?

I guess CSPAN is the place, then–they don’t much cotton to delays and filters.

Great article. A chunk for those disinclined to click on the link:

Let’s review.

Hillary Clinton – amid outrage at her behavior – made her concession speech and endorsed Obama five days after the last primary. The way Obama’s fans in the media tell it, you’d think she took months. Compare to 1984, when Gary Hart waited nearly a month to concede the race to Walter Mondale. Ted Kennedy, who in the ultimate act of disunity challenged an incumbent Democratic president in 1980, waited until the convention to concede to Jimmy Carter.

When Kennedy finally did concede, it was barely distinguishable from a temper tantrum. CBS’s Walter Cronkite reported, “Kennedy leaves the stand, sober, unsmiling. There will be no pictures in tomorrow morning’s paper, and none for posterity, of Ted Kennedy holding Jimmy Carter’s hand aloft.”

As Steve Kornacki (one of the few reporters to show an interest in accurate historical analogies this campaign season) aptly pointed out in The New York Observer, when Kennedy and Hart were running much farther back in their bids for the nomination – Kennedy was trailing by 1,000 delegates in ‘80; Hart by 600 in ‘84 – they didn’t get hit by any serious pressure to drop out.

Clinton, by contrast, was harassed by media to drop out even as she was winning major states and running neck-and-neck with Obama in the popular vote.

When she considered taking the fight to the convention, the idea was greeted with disbelief that she’d be so selfish. Yet Hart and Kennedy both fought on at the convention; Kennedy only conceded after failing to change party rules to his favor. It’s this double standard that so enrages Hillary supporters.

Obama supporters and party leaders continue to insult Hillary voters – and then seem shocked when so many of them say they’re going to vote Republican this year.

Nancy Pelosi, underscoring why Congress under her leadership has an approval rating teetering on single digits, lectured female Hillary supporters in an interview this week – telling them to not wallow in defeat. Said the multimillionairess daughter of privilege: “I think that women, we have to get away from the politics of victim. This is about you go out there and you fight.”

Thanks, Nancy. I’m sure all the working-class women who supported Hillary didn’t realize that the real problem is they need to get off their butts and “go out there and fight.” But now they know that being disappointed that their candidate didn’t win – an emotion plenty of men like, say, Ted Kennedy supporters in 1980 have experienced – is actually just being a whiny “victim.”

This is why John McCain stands at the ready to scoop up any disaffected Clinton supporters. ….

Don’t even RESPOND to what they write – that is the biggest INSULT OF ALL – just let them write and all of us act as though it was never posted.

I wish that was posted at the top of No Quarter, but, UNFORTUNATELY, they’ve now been welcomed here.

It’s absolutely a correlation.

They come out in droves anytime the Messiah steps on his crank, too.

Answer for your lousy candidate.

No, don’t. See, no one cares for the crap you spew.

You’re either unwell (a troll), paid (by Team O) or very, very afraid.

Or maybe all three.

You’re a stupid asshole, too, but I guess you already know that.

And Zbiggy is a scary sonofabitch. He’s got some unresolved Cold War attitudes floating around in his head. While Saint Barack is off holding hands with Chavez, Zbiggy could incite WW3…