Pack Your Bags

The time has long passed for you to go home. The only thing that you're accomplishing by sticking around is making yourself look bad, actually since you already looked bad I should say worse. You're trying to make your opponent look bad too but it seems to be backfiring. Sure there are a few people still on your side, but you have only came as far as you have so far because you had so much money at the start from your business friends, that you were declared the front-runner before a single vote was cast. Your friends in the media are trying to keep you propped up as well, though there have been some defectors.

Your sense of entitlement as if it were meant to be yours has kept you in the race much longer than you should have been. If you do manage to weasel your way onto the ticket somehow as VP or with superdelegates or the Florida and Michigan delegates you will only make it that much harder for the Democratic ticket to win. As you have said before, you think that should be the most important thing. It's largely due to you that this has happened. Thanks a lot. It wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing if it ends up as you and McCain. In a contest between two pro-war hawks, Nader might come up with a respectable showing and bring a third party closer to legitimacy. But that's not likely to be the case.

You inundate us with talk of your experience, but with the exception of being married to the former president, what is the difference? You have been in the Senate a little bit longer, but what you did there is not something I would brag about. You supported the war up until you decided to run for president and you were with Bush much more than you were ever against him. You didn't even bother to show up to vote on the telco immunity. You voted for the Iraq war, you hyped WMD and terrorism links, you ardently stood by Bush until you had to change to have any hope of getting past the primaries.

Please, please, pack your bags and go home.