Bush is like a double-Elagabalus.  His reign has been twice as long.

Seriously, though, thank you.

Thanks for joining the party! We Democrats have so much in common, we can't let a battle of personalities, backgrounds, and minimal policy differences distract us from that.

Very cool!

We're going to have so much fun turning McSame into Abe Simpson.  It's gonna be great.

Amen! The democrats are going to abolish McCain in November.

We can all play along.  By November, this:

will be turned into THIS:

Great!  Let's put a Democrat in the White House, and give that Democrat a Democratic Congress to work with!

Oh, and...

Good call, O5, good call.

Some take Obama's absence from WV and even Oregon as an affront, I see it a little different.  

Why go fight Sen. Clinton, what is there to really gain?

http://www.thingsyoungerthanmccain.com/

I am heartened to see you makes this decision.  I know it sucks a lot to have to change candidates (I was an Edwards supporter originally back in 2007 up until he dropped out, in 2004 I liked Dean) and that switching isn't not fun.

For you viewing pleasure I am adding a AbeMcCain video:

Obama has decent positions and where he is lacking we can pushing towards the proper positions (health-care)

We're going to crush the GOP in November! CRRUUSSSSSHHHHHH!

Seriously, though -- thank you. From one Clinton supporter to another, let me say that you've made the mature decision. A hard decision sometimes, but the right decision.

My daughter-in-law, a Clinton supporter who realized about a month or so ago that Clinton would not win it, said something to me yesterday that has been bothering me.

She and my son happened to drop over just as I was watching Edwards endorse Obama.  I was so excited, partly just to see John Edwards on the stage.  Anyway, she said 'Well, it's the boys club again.'

She wasn't happy, even though she had already said she would vote Obama in November, she was still upset that Clinton wasn't going to be the nominee.  After they left I started really trying to put myself in her position.

My point, if I have one, is that you might be feeling like my daughter-in-law.  If you are, I may not understand yet but I'm pretty sure I will soon.  Of course, the Dems want to win in November against more of the same crap we've been through for 8 years.  That's a no-brainer.  But I just don't like to see anybody feeling they got a raw deal.

Glad to have you.  The future is a bright point in our lives for the first time, politically anyway, in eight years.

It's good to have you.  Let's go fix this place up.  It needs it.  It needs us.

Plenty of room.

I always liked fellow republican senator Thad Cochran's evaluation of John McCain.

The thought of his being president sends a cold chill down my spine. He is erratic. He is hotheaded. He loses his temper and he worries me.

No rational person wants this nut, John McCain, in the white house.  People need to wake up.  

I like the stance.

In November support the Dem.

As long as Hillary is still fighting, I fight for her and advocate.  People with strong loyalty are worth having on your side.  Obama supporters can't forget that the more tenacious and outspoken Hillary's supporters are right now, the more power they bring to the party as anti-GOP attack dogs.  Hillary has a lot of brilliant writers, fighters, and thinkers in her camp and we all need to be treated with respect.  

Cool, glad to hear it.  

Its a process for sure.  I can't know what you are feeling but I have grieved before.  

My first political grieving occured in 1980 when Reagan beat Bush Sr.  
If only I knew then what I know now, I would have gotten his son drunk and taken incriminating photos.  Shoot, to think I could have prevented the last 7+ years.