Very classy, SevenStrings.  Rec'd.

but you have class, I am looking forwards to your next global issues (for lack of a better term) piece.

yeah he deserves to be congratulated , he ran a solid campaign .

He was in it to win it.

I have very little to complain about with the way he ran his campaign .

If he continues to articulate common sense position on Iraq and Iran , he would get my vote .( with or without Clinton ).

..our differences, but I will tell you that you have a tremendous asset to this community and I look forward to many more conversations with you...Thank you...

Rec'd.

You should be congratulating Chris Matthews, Tim Russert, Ariana Huffington, Jack Cafferty, Teddy Kennedy, and Oprah.

We will all pull together for the good of the country.

Thanks for your advocacy on behalf of your candidate, and your classiness.

Rec'd.

from an Obama supporter.

She did run one hell of a campaign, especially after she retooled in March.  There's no doubt, too, that she won a lot of contests and a lot of votes.

In my entire lifetime, I've seen the nominating go in just one direction after the voting starts... Dean imploded immediately.  For all of Bill's Comeback kid narrative - let's face it, he basically had a poor showing in a contest nobody contested (due to Harkin) then came back to remain relevant in the 2nd... and the rest was history.

Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, did something quite extraordinary by not just staying in the race, but winning races well towards the end.

It was an amazing performance.

I'm ready to remember the days of late 2007 - when I was giddy at the embarrassment of riches we all thought we had heading into the primary season.   As late as December of 2007 - there were legitimately five candidates I considered backing.

We're fortunate to have a lot of very good and very strong leaders in our party.

It's time to put an end to the horrors of the modern GOP - and this fall, I have no doubt that we'll all do it, together.

Thank you.

Rec'd.

After all is said and done, this primary season will be regarded as having been good for the party. I would not have admitted such a month or so ago, and it may take a month or so before Sen. Clinton's supports feel likewise.

Let it begin.

It brings tears to my eyes. I cannot believe this is happening I'm still thinking that this is all a dream.

Very classy, thank you.

Congrats to our nominee!

To making history!

You and your candidate fought a great campaign, and the Democratic party is stronger for it.  Thanks for always being reasonable and earnest in your support for Clinton.

Very nice!

I know it's tough but this is the same party. We just have two great people running. McCain is the real enemy!

Rec'ed!!!

::virtual rec::

Very classy. Rec'd

Let's all..I
mean all..

sing the chorus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXcZz5n5H I0

Lets get together and fight the REAL enemy now. JOHN MCCAIN

Standing ovation from me for Clinton and her supporters.

She has made history too. We're all in this together. And John McCain will injure ALL of our causes and beliefs. He is the enemy. Both Clinton and Obama are fine folks.

Seven Strings:
     Guitar player?

Thanks for this classy diary.

You're a Clinton supporter?

I have a confession to make that might surprise you, seven.  I'm an Obama supporter.

Seriously though, this diary means a lot from you, I think.  Keep pushing Hillary's policies whoever the nominee is.

magnanimous...that would make a pretty cool pokimon name.

off topic I know but I feel kinda silly tonight.

Gracious and well said.

I want to add my piece to this.  I have enjoyed getting to know so many of you here, and to have folks like linfar show me that even the strongest disagreement does not an enemy make.

MyDD has become my favorite place to be.  As I've said, it is not in my nature to talk only to those with whom I agree on every thing, and MyDD has been a great place to have my conceptions tested.

I'm not going to leave after tonight, but as I've said before I plan to spend more time seeing how I can open a broader conversation outside of Party Lines once the primaries are decided.  It will not surprise me if I very soon look back to the warm sunny days of debating with FleaFlicker here, once the hardcore GOP folks get their claws on me... ;~)

Congratulations to everyone for involving yourselves in the American process.  As I've explained (often fruitlessly) to my Canadian friends: "America may be a bit messy, but it's the best game on earth!"

-cheers!

-chris

I feel like this is the part of the movie where the by-the-book cop and the renegade detective have finally come together, realized they're on the same team, spent a few minutes arming themselves in the teeth and have just kicked in the bad guy's door- yelling

MCCCCAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!

Classy.

I've been pleasantly surprised how quickly many of the Clinton supporters here have accepted and even embraced Obama as the nominee.  Had the situation been reversed, I'm not sure I could have done it so soon.

Congrats on your win in SD

i'll say it. He ran a great campaign, undercut the greatest Democratic political force in recent history, and while I may have disagreed with his tactics of playing the race card in a very Chicago-esque styled manner and smearing the Clintons thru surrogates and preachers, I sadly accept his nomination. because I am an ultra partisan, he will have my almost unwavering support, and I will videotape my voting for him in November to prove it. I say we all do that, it would make for good YouTube material