You do realize that Hillary Clinton has almost literally fallen of the face of the Earth. She's gone thru several news cycles with nothing but her staffers saying the floor has fallen out from under them following the Obama/Edwards coup that pretty much completely blew out her blowout the day before.

She's a non-entity as by all appearances, the general election is already underway what with all the misinformation being disseminated by Bush/McCain (or McBush if you like) specifically against Barak Obama. Hillary doesn't matter to the media nor to the Republicans anymore either.

The only real news I heard about Clinton is her defending Obama from the Right wing slander about appeasement and Hamas. Which is another indicator that she knows she's done.

This too is a fascinating article. Hillary's staff talks about why she lost.

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"The way we handled you guys was a mistake on our part. What we're hearing is that we truly treated people badly and weren't accessible enough or open enough. We had bad relationships with reporters, and it probably bit us on the ass."

"We ran a press operation that lost all credibility with the press through endless and pointless memos like, 'Where's the Bounce?' and polling memos that cherry-picked only positive polls when we were up and ignored polling when we were down."

"Even among Clinton spokespeople long known for their heavy-handed ways, Phil Singer stood out for his all-too-common and accepted profanity-laced tirades and abusive behavior--both at colleagues and the media, who were all too happy to direct his comeuppance toward Hillary at a time she needed them most."


This clip with Andrea Mitchell sums it up. Hillary knows it's all over. If I had to make any predictions, I'd say it'll be all over after Oregon and Tennessee on Tuesday. But that may just be some real optimism on my part. Regardless, when your campaign is all but invisible, it's pretty much over in everything but the speech and press release anyways.