it's gonna be a hot time in denver - hil's name is going in

It's "catharsis" Papa. And it's going to help the Democrats win, just like it did when they did it in 1980...and 1984. Historically, it always works to let the loser have her moment in the sun. Except for every single time.

Updated On: 8/14/08 at 12:50 PM

I guess McCain won't be too bad. PLEASE don't let him pick Huckabee or Lieberman though.

AH, and the PUMAs are bringing "Stop the Coronation of Nobama" posters to the floor. Excellent.

Hopefully it wil stop this nut job delegate, a staunch Hillary supporter, from Boulder who has been going after Bill Compton. She got reported for saying to another delegate that she wasn't going to vote for Obama at the convention. Protocol is that they are to be called in to explain. She instead went to the press and it has become a mess. I am a Hillary supporter but I would not go as far as this woman did.

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Obama made this decision.

To go against it, as Joe is doing, claws at the very fabric of the party and does a disservice to the democratic process.

If your hatred of Hillary is that strong, get therapy. But stop tearing the party apart with your Hillary Hatred.

Don't let your Hillary Hatred give Barack an unnecessary sobbing.

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That sentiment is shared by Obama advisers, even as reports of tension between her aides and Obama's campaign have proliferated in the press. To the contrary, multiple sources in both campaigns have described the negotiations as relatively free of acrimony. Obama's convention managers and his political are acutely aware of the fact that at least 45% percent of delegates were stalwart backers of Sen. Clinton during the primary.

At no point, according to advisers to both candidates, did Clinton use her leverage over her delegates as a bargaining chip, especially because the Obama campaign, aware of DNC rules, had anticipated the inclusion of Clinton in the formal roll call in some way.

The exact choreography has not been worked out.

It is possible that Sen. Clinton, having had her name submitted, would use the occasion to release her delegates to Obama; depending on how the roll call is staged, Clinton's released delegates could put Obama over the top.

Clinton aides also confirmed, and Obama aides did not dispute, that it was Clinton who informed the Obama campaign that she did not to give the keynote address to the convention. It is not clear whether the Obama camp would have offered the honorific, but they did not, sources said, deliberately deny it to Clinton.

Clinton's Name Likely To Be Placed In Nomination; Agreement Near With Obama Campaign

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And yet you're the one being abusive.

Well, I've seen quite a few.

But it does seem to me that you instantly start hurling abuse. I don't find it a persuasive form of discourse.

But maybe that's just me.

Well, at least he's calling it a "twat" and not a "c*nt" anymore.

I guess meds CAN curb misogyny.

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But surely someone who's so quick to call posters "racist pr*cks" couldn't be misogynist.

I believe it's throwing around the word "tw*t" so blithely that smacks of misogyny.

No, thank god my mother is nothing like Hilary. My mother is actually a decent human being and not some mythological she-beast.

"To go against it, as Joe is doing, claws at the very fabric of the party and does a disservice to the democratic process."

Of course, Barack Obama is the nominee of the party. To go against it, as Hillary is doing, claws at the very fabric of the party and does a disservice to the democratic process. No?