As usual the Obama supporters jumped all over her for her wanting to have one night where she did win another state and Obama did not have the pledged delegates.  But wait you say, isn't he the presumptive nominee?  Isn't he the selection of the DNC and the rules committee?  After all he had the votes in the rules committee to force a 50/50 delegate allotment out of Mich, never mind the reality that she won more delegates than uncommitted did?  No that only says that he had more supporters on the committee and that he took her delegates because he could, not that he earned those delegates.  He did voluntarily remove his name from the ballot.  Instead he played a nasty upstage on her, and then the MSM takes off on the VP rants.  

It is my opinion that Clinton doesn't want to be his VP running mate.  That position would be a lose/lose for her.  If Obama were to lose, she would be blamed by the media, in fact the media is already saying that if Obama loses it will be her fault.  Now that is the height of ridiculousness.  If he loses, it will be his fault, and not hers.  Why would she want to be on his ticket?  After all the Obama supporters won't want that, they hate her.  Isn't it true how they all say that Michelle Obama hates her.  So why would he even ask her?  That was all the media, they continue to speculate but it's all designed to make it impossible for Obama to even consider her.  The media hates her, his supporters hate her, so why would he?  He doesn't need her, in fact I have heard it said often enough that those supporters don't even want her voters, get rid of them, its said, we don't want or need her in this party.  Both Bill and Hillary Clinton have done more for the democratic party than any other people, but now they don't want them.  I say fine, they should get their desire.  I wouldn't want her to be on his ticket.  That way if he wins, it won't be her doing, and if he loses, it won't be her fault.  He has the nomination, now he doesn't need her.  There are many voters who voted for her who will not vote for Obama and it has nothing whatsoever to do with her, but rather him.  And that has nothing to do with race but instead its qualification, experience, knowledge of foreign affairs and the far left positions he advocates.  There is a whole middle of this country that will find Obama's positions just unacceptable.  Perhaps they will find McCain unacceptable too, but there is always the green party, or perhaps they might not vote at all.  One thing is for sure, continuing to insult her will gain Obama nothing.  continuing to attack her speech as if she did something wrong is ridiculous.  Obama jumped the gun, tried to be too cute by half, did not have the required pledged delegates to win the nomination outright and looks like he is trying too hard and too anxious to declare himself the winner.  He hasn't won yet till the vote in Denver.

He says that the democratic party will be united this fall.  I know the Obama supporters think that will be the case.  There are many Clinton supporters that will vote for Obama I'm sure.  But that will be up to Obama and not up to Clinton.  I feel that trying to blame Clinton for every shortcoming of Obama's is just too much to swallow.  Obama must make the case to the voters, and Clinton is not responsible to get them to vote for him.  It is his party, it is his job, not hers.  The party elites are trying to force her out, she is out.  Therefore, Obama needs to get busy because he has a lot of work to do.  The voters he needs to appeal to now are not going to be swayed by elaborate speeches, rock style rallies, lights and drama.  These voters want real solutions to real problems.  Obama needs to put some meat on the bones, fancy rhetoric won't cut it.  He has already gotten the easy vote, now comes the real work.  These voters were called Reagan democrats for a reason, they are tough minded people who are looking for real substance.  Obama needs to get some.  He does not need to rely on Clinton.  What ever help she could have given him is gone.  His supporters have seen to that.  
To continue to insult her and her supporters will gain him nothing.  His supporters should take their cue from their candidate, but so far I haven't seen that happening.  The is no need to insist on rubbing her face in the dirt, but so far that is exactly what is happening.  I find it disgusting.  Calling for unity is not actually getting any.  Pouting I won, I won, shame on her for upstaging me, well, she did not, he upstaged himself, he jumped the gun, he should have been more circumspect, that is his first failing.  His campaign has come to rely on staging. That and the MSM, which have proven in the past to be very fickle at the least. That was his fault and not hers.