And I'm NOT taking it anymore.

i think senator clinton just said in the last couple of days she would support obama and campaign for him, if he wins

this was during a speech when she was interrupted by obama supporters chanting his name

neither manners nor common sense seem to be prized commodities among the most vocal and visible obama "supporters"

Great diary.  This quote struck me:

"Hillary Clinton has fought for progressive causes HER ENTIRE LIFE."

It made me realize that the O-bot wing of the party really doesn't care about progressive policy.  What they're looking for is an identity, latching onto the latest fad.  They're very much style over substance.  

In fact, everything about Obama has been style over substance.  

is not progressive.

You bring up a good point.  If the Obama supporters continue the smears and the divisive tactics, they will drive the Hillary supporters away.  I keep trying to talk myself into trying to ignore some of it because I want to feel good about supporting the dem nominee, no matter who it is.  It's getting harder everyday.

OK, its nice you decided to call out the smears from Obama supporters.  I hope you decided to next call out the cut and paste smears from Clinton supporters which make the rec list every day here.

Well, there was that stint working for the Republican House Caucus.

But the McCain/Clinton ticket meme is silly.

Let them air all of their paranoid delusions. It only hurts their candidate.

This is so Sean Hannity - take an over-the-top statement by someone, which very, very few Obama supporters subscribe to, and attribute it to all Obama supporters.  We've seen it, been there, done that.  You're not original.  Give it up.  Try making rational arguments for Hillary.  

some of what you say.  I do believe she is a progressive (although not always since she was a "Goldwater girl").  I further have and will continue to pledge my support for her if she is the Democratic nominee.  But I do have many issues with the way she has campaigned.  I think it's been divisive and that she has been more willing to praise McCain than Obama.  And I am very concerned about the fact that she is receiving constant praise from right-wing sources that used to brand her as a "murderer."  I also wonder why she is embracing the right-wing media that has vilified her since she came onto the national scene until this election cycle.

This is the most ridiculous smear I've seen out there.

It was quite clear to anyone that heard her speech that she was talking about how she and Barack managed time with their children.  Media Matters has the details.

Indeed, as Media Matters has noted, after stating, "Our view is that if you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the White House," Michelle Obama continued: "[S]o we've adjusted our schedules to make sure that our girls are first, so while he's [Barack Obama] traveling around, I do day trips" in order to be "home before bedtime." Marc Ambinder, associate editor of The Atlantic, wrote that one "recurring theme of her stump speech" is "the hard choices she and Sen. Obama have had to make about their work/family balance."

let's see if the Obama supporters can take this challenge...and see it for the maturity it requires.  

I agree that this is a silly meme, but as far as cutting it out before it's too late, I'd advise some Clinton supporters to take a long hard look in the mirror, on that one.

This idea is far-fetched, but it's not the most ridiculous smear of the campaign. I've read much more ridiculous smears against Obama here on MyDD, most of which have been presented as facts rather than hypotheticals like this one. At least the person responsible for this smear had the good sense to ask "is it conceivable?" and "could it be?" rather than pretending he has incontrovertible proof.  

It was a pretty ridiculous diary if one were to look at the title alone.

However, it's par for course on both sides, let's not pretend it isn't.

Why can't we all just get along. Both sides have  candidates they back very tenaciously. We cannot take chances here with 4 more years of Bush McCain. Which ever way this goes, I will support whomever the democrat candidate will be. I may not like who it is, but it will be better than giving it back again to the Republicans. So I say this to all; before you pounce on your fellow democrats, think about our boys and girls we are trying to bring home from Iraq, Universal Healthcare for some of us who cannot afford insurance, and the other issues our nation must address. Compare that to the differences we have with each other here and now.