Yes they will. All the people who honestly believe that in 5 months from now, these people will still be bitter and vote for McCain are kidding themselves, the same way you were kidding yourselvesd when some of you said the supers would give it to Hillary and not Obama. Hillary in October will get a lot of shine for campaigning for Obama, same way Oprah did. This coupled with McCain and Obamas vasttttt differences on policy while Hill n Obama are about the same...will garner Obama atleast....70% of the votes Hillary would gotten.
As for her "popular vote lead", thats just another contradiction to add the the huge list of the ones she's made. Ok, she broke the rules but her votes count. Obama follows the rules and thats called "forfeiting"?? Stop silencing the voters of Michigan who wanted to vote for Obama. We all know if his names on the ballot, he still leads popular vote. And because it was not on not due to personel prefernce, but following the rules of the DNC, it cannot be called forfeiting. That would not be accurate, but at this point I know full well some will never get past their stubburn biasness aginst him.
As for his speech...meh. The last few minutes were good, but nothing will hold a candle to his Iowa speech or one from the convention in 2004. Still way better than Clintons or that joke McCain made (seriously, is that his best? if it is, he's in for a rough campaign) so its all good.
Whatever, cant let this crap get us down, we have our nominee and its the one the majority wanted myself included; if ya'll Obama haters wanna whine thats cool, it wont change the fact that hes the nominee, same way all the debates that Hillary could still win didnt change what has been inevitable for months: the Obama would be the nominee. Its time to move to on from this crap and focus on getting Obama a win so we dont have another joke of a presiden who runs up our national debt and unemployment rates, and all that other **** thats started to go bad.
