For me a line was crossed yesterday

[FSogol]

1. I'll been an Obama supporter since Bill Richardson dropped out.

2. I've supported Sen. Clinton's right (wish) to continue campaigning.

3. I've not minded a lot of the kitchen sink stuff. Its politics. Politics is a tough sport. In the past candidates called each other bed wetters and much worse.

4. Using Karl's Rove's analysis as a reason to stay in the race crosses my line. Sen. Clinton has no chance of winning and should drop out on Wednesday or Thursday.

[book_worm]

1. I feel she crossed the line with the endorsement of McCain over Obama as "Commander in Chief"

[Mimosa]

4. the endorsement of McCain over Obama as "Commander in Chief" did it for me too

Book_worm, that's when she crossed the line.

[quantass]

5. It's her "Jump the Shark" moment...err..i guess that was "Super Tuesday" and so

the "Commander in Chief" moment was indeed crossing the line

[ccharles000]

2. I will keep supporting her until she drops out.

[FSogol]

7. Question- Was the Karl Rove thing ok in your book or do

you wish she hadn't done it?

(Not trying to flame you or be a smart ass)

[ccharles000]

11. I did not like it but I forgive her.

[Ian David]

3. Hillary was likely to win Kentucky even if she dropped-out. This saves Obama some embarrassment. n/t

[BlueJac]

6. I think she has just begone to cross all lines....

Wait until she starts her fight for real over Florida and Michigan. She is enjoying herself to much. How pathetic.

[BklynChick]

8. she's crossed the line so many times, but yes, this one was a huge sign that she has no allegiance

to the Democratic party/

[rurallib]

9. Richard Mellon Scaife was the final, final straw for me

How she could sit with the SOB that financed the hunting of her husband is still way beyond me. But it did show that she has few morals when it comes to pursuing power.

[KansasVoter]

10. She is desperate and DONE. But will not go out classy. What a disappointment she has been.

[speedoo]

12. She crossed the line with her calculated IWR vote. nt

[Ian_rd]

13. I'm right there with ya.

But if I had to choose a moment in the campaign, it's when she started using right-wing talking points to go after Obama. Boutique states, elitist, hard-working whites, etc.

[lligrd]

14. That Was The Line That Got Me Too nt

[MonkeyFunk]

15. Why?

Honestly, I don't understand the hysterics over this.

She was trying to say that she's not the only one who sees herself as the stronger candidate - even a political enemy like Karl Rove does.

Citing his numbers is in no way an endorsement of his philosophy. I honestly don't get what's so awful about this.

[AllentownJake]

16. Its the end of a pattern

If this was the only RW thing she had embraced since March it would be no big deal.

[Buzz Clik]

17. Dude, you've lost all perspective.

I pulled you off my ignore list (along with the rest of your crew), but I won't try to reason with you.

If you can't understand why invoking a long list of HER political enemies is pathetic, then no one can help you.