The American Spectator

Ann Armstrong Clevenger /p> p> Hillary cannot make the case for Obama. She can only say that she supports him, which she did. I do not see how anyone can expect her to make a case for Obama as president when he cannot seem to make one for himself. br> — Jeff Seyfert /p> p> The DNC, still under the thrall of the Clintons’, chose their keynote speaker with the specific intent to avoid another Obama. As demonstrated by Madame Hillary’s powerful oration but weak endorsement of their presidential nominee, Clinton is preparing for a McCain victory so she can take back her crown. Obvious to everyone, including Obama, Hillary is still in it to win it. If she could put up with her husband’s philandering for over two decades, she can comfortably ride out a four-year McCain administration. Gov. Warner gave exactly the type of speech Bill and Hillary wanted from their keynote speaker, one that does little to endorse Obama and leaves the door open to Billary in 2012. Very little happens within the DNC without the Clinton’s fingerprints. br> — Ira M. Kessel br> Rochester, New York /p> p> PYSCHED br> Re: W. James Antle III’s Lukewarm Warner