Death March; Pt. 2

The Brits who work for the Lord of Darkness think that Clinton's finished. They noted that Obama will come away from yesterday with an increased lead in both delegates and the overall popular vote.

The NY Times agrees that in this case, a split was not a tie and Clinton effectively lost last night.

WaPo, McClatchy, Chicago Tribune, LA Times, they all seem to agree. Nothing has changed since Super Tuesday, Obama continues to lead.

But even if Obama wins the nomination (and no Clinton supporter can offer a scenario where she wins that does not involve a combination of changing the rules, changing the math and outright chicanery), Clinton will never quit.

"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Then quit. No use being a damn fool about it." -- W.C. Fields

Clinton has moved into the "damn fool" category. The Hillbots need to stop drinking the Kool-Aid and look at what she has done. Clinton and her campaign have run their collective heart outs, but admit it folks: It's over. She's lost. Keep your eye on the prize: Putting a Democrat in the White House.

But I must be mixing LSD with my coffee this morning if I were to think that there is a snowball's chance in Hell that Clinton will fold up her tent now.

I, for one, used to admire her. I thought she was a smart lady and a decent senator. Now I see that she is no more than another amoral power-hungry Karl-Rovian know-nothing politician, little more than George Bush in a pantsuit and pearls.

I'd vote for her over McCain, but only because of the issue of judicial appointments. I do not trust her as far as I could toss the bus that she will so eagerly throw everyone under.