>>I like a candidate who wants to win. What I don't like is one who doesn't care how much damage she does by clinging to a vanishing hope. That comment the other day about RFK being assassinated in June, although probably not meant the way some took it (as a wish Obama would be assassinated), showed her mindset. She would take any victory, no matter how grubby or tainted. She has led a life of privilege yet is willing to reinvent herself, mid-campaign, as a gun-toting, beer-gulping blue collar populist if there appear to be votes in it. Tenacity is a good trait in a candidate, but so is class.
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>I'm starting to like Hillary! I loved hearing the woman who was thrown out of the Democrat rules committee saying, "if Hillary doesn't get the nomination, John McCain will be the next president!" Kinda encouraging, ain't it? hahahaha (sorry, this is just so sweet)

Exactly.