Talks continue today for Mi.revote/Obama not sticking by his words

I hope that they will remember.

Hillary Clinton said she would abide by the DNC rules and Michigan and Florida would not count. That was when the polls showed she was way ahead and before any voting. After she fell behind in the voting she tried to get the Michigan and Florida votes counted as is - i.e., with Obama's name not even on the ballot in Michigan, and with Florida essentially defaulting to the well known name since no one campaigned there (not to mention the fact that about 2 million people apparently stayed home because they knew that delegates would not be awarded and opted to play by the rules). Seeing that ploy fail she tried to get a primary revote (not a caucus mind you, that wouldn't be fair because Obama does better in caususes than Hillary). A mail in vote wouldn't work because of the high likelihood of fraud, especially given that the Republicans are out in force voting for Hillary just to muddy the waters (which she tacitly is supporting). The rest of the problem with revoting has to do with the state legislatures not being able to make the required changes to state laws to allow revoting and/or lack of voting machines (Florida is changing over their machines right now because the others were unreliable). Now that the revote prospects seem dim she decides to blame Obama. And somehow it is unAmerican that two states that were warned ahead of time not to move their primaries up too far, thus causing their own problem, shouldn't be given a do-over despite the fact that they didn't play by the rules. So to Hillary Clinton it's play by the rules only when they help you, manipulate the rules whenever it suits you. This is trustworthiness to you?

Yes, I hope they will remember.

On the other hand, Barack Obama agreed to play by the rules when the DNC told the two states not to move up their primaries. And now with the revotes his words are equally clear - that he will abide by any rules that the DNC defines as fair to both parties. He has stuck to his words.

Yes, I hope everyone will remember at voting time that Obama has consistently played by the rules and Hillary has constantly tried to manipulate the rules for her own benefit. And, I might add, to the detriment of the party.

Note that 48 additional superdelegates just since Super Tuesday have said they will now support Obama. The net gain in superdelegates in that time for Hillary - 0. Even the party establishment is abandoning her because of her selfishness. She believes she is bigger than the party. The party is beginning to disagree.

Yes, I hope we all remember who is bringing down the Democratic party to feed their own self interest.

Not honoring words? LOL.
Hillary said one thing in December, then something else when she is behind. What a hypo? So are the people who support her and get behind this argument.
You can make the argument that every vote should count but to say somebody is coming back on their words. Laughable.

Now on the issue of her experiences. The records have been released first look of those 11000 pages has started, she is being debunked!

Foreign Policy Experience?
But the calendars also seem to show that, on occasion, Mrs. Clinton was not substantively involved with foreign affairs when a real 3 a.m. crisis hit the White House.

Take, for example, when Al Qaeda terrorists bombed the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, killing hundreds of people. Mrs. Clinton's schedule does not show any foreign policy meetings in the aftermath of the crisis, only a trip to Andrews Air Force Base to console victims and their families as they returned from Africa to the United States. And when, in retaliation for those embassy attacks, President Clinton bombed Al Qaeda terrorist camps in Afghanistan, where was Mrs. Clinton? The records show that she was vacationing at a "private residence" in Martha's Vineyard, Ma., and had no official events.

Foreign trips offer a mixed review of Mrs. Clinton's national-security experience. On a trip to Japan and Korea in 1993, for example, her schedule was filled with teas, tours of gardens and other traditional first lady fare. And on a trip to Russia in 1994, Mrs. Clinton met with other first ladies and attended coffees and tours, separate from her husband or the Russian president. Clinton campaign spokesman Carson described the calendars as only a "guide," and said that they "of course cannot reflect all of Senator Clinton's activities as First Lady."