Grinch, the Serenity Prayer comes to mind: Please grant me the patience to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

Now that the primary process is all but over, I believe that it is time to move on to supporting the nominee and attempting to unite the various factions within the Democratic Party.

As you may recall, Will Rogers was entirely correct when he said: "I don't belong to any organized political party -- I'm a Democrat." At some point we need to stop snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

work together to beat McCain in November.

Obama has already tried to contact Hillary for that very reason.

Yes, unity sure beats the the damn division
and civil war our party has undergone for the
past year.

Vote republican, and generations of our sons daughters, Grandsons and daughters will be drafted, as McCain is a war dog, stuck within the military mindset that has got us where we are today. I am a Vietnam Vet and I`ve been there. We must learn deplomacy, or for generations, we will be doomed.

Befree will be a memory, if McCain gets in.IMHO if you have ever wanted things to be different, this is the time, Dem Pres, and Dem, Reps, would be the first time in many years. Nothing can be accomplished with a Pres. of one party, and reps of another, smells like more quagmire.

We had a first hand veiw of a Republican Pres. and Republican Majority. Don`t want anymore. Maybe the dems won`t be better, but we can`t be any worse off than we are now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

or something? Are you filthy rich? I gotta tell you, I can't afford gasoline anymore.

I mean, how else could somebody in good conscience vote Republican nowadays?

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The troops have been left to rot in Stop Loss while tens of millions of men fan the flames of War WITHOUT enlisting. (To say nothing of them directing our efforts AWAY from getting Bin Laden).

It's something you need to think about.

Hillary didn't do that, did she?

Fighting McCain and the threat of another four years of
a just-like-Bush administration are more important to
her.

I wish more Democrats would follow her lead.

Befree66, I have to ask you how a professed Hillary voter can even think of voting for McCain?

McCain and Hillary Clinton could not be less similar in beliefs and policies. McCain for example:

From McCain’s pre-Iraq invasion speeches to his campaign’s recent embrace of Bush’s imperial presidency, American voters should realize that if they choose John McCain, they will be locking in at least four more years of war with much of the Islamic world while selling out the Founders’ vision of a democratic Republic where no one is above the law."

"When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag, carrying a cross." ~ Sinclair Lewis

"I'm just pissed off that not enough other people are pissed off."~Bill Maher