Sen. Clinton named Democratic Nominee by someone

But not by those who matter.

I am a firmly undecided voter at this point.  I like a lot of what I see in all of our candidates and am pretty comfortable with all of our front runners.

That being said, there was a very instructive link on www.andrewsullivan.com this morning.  It provides the state of the polls a bit less than four years ago for the Democratic primary race.

http://www.cbsnews.com/...

People were very excited here yesterday(happy and not) about HRC 92% committment rate.  I think Howard Dean's was pretty similar at this stage last time around.

We should probably have known something was up when all of the articles started to appear 2-3 weeks ago about how perfect a campaign she was running.  

If you don't like HRC, please support your candidate for the reasons you like your candidate and if you do like her, support her for what she is and has done.

One way or another by February or March, we as Democrats will need to decide if we want the Democrat with the most delegate votes to be President in 2009.  Assuming we do wish for the Democratic nominee to be president, the organizations of those who were not selected will be essential to that end.  Trashing each other for the next few months is not a good tool.  If your guy is better than their guy, great, tell me why.