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"Close observers of yesterday's reports on the efforts of McCain and Obama to get Sen. Clinton to disclose her earmark requests going back to 2001 may have noticed a strange thing about the statement her office issued at the end of the day. It said all manner of things about earmarks, and moratoriums, and funding, and accountability. But it never said whether she would disclose her earmark requests going back to 2001."
But even more reason is the destruction she's creating by sticking around. For the good of everybody, Hillary should drop out of the race and get her supporters to support Obama. She could stop all this divisiveness now.
She's losing in delegates, she's losing in number of states won, she's losing in popular vote. When will Hillary get it?
At the Convention. Some of the same people that complained about Bush's electoral win in 2004 over Gore are the same ones calling for Hillary to quit. Why not just let the process complete itself. It's up to Hillary to decide when it's over. She must think the supers will side with her. Experience over hope. If not, hopefully it will hurt her enough that she never returns to the Presidential race.
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