"Prejudice against women". Right. Anything you say. Not caring for Hillary's style-- "subtle" race-baiting, divisive politics etc.-- is not "prejudice against women". I think the Speaker of the House is doing a fine job. There is a sizable list of good women politicians--including Clare McCaskill, McKulski (sp) in Maryland and overseas obviously, Bhutto in Pakistan--it's a huge tragedy for the whole world that she is gone.

I note with interest that nobody has come up with any counterargument to my assessment of the likely appeal of Hillary and Obama respectively in the general election.

It would be nice to hear some logic, rather than assessment of the poster's personality. If it's not too much to ask. Even though Smears R US seems to be opening new branches every day.

Now, as to the assertion of all the places Hillary is ahead of Obama according to polls, it seems that allegation is seriously out of date---- the race is tightening dramatically.

Perhaps the Democrats are finally realizing that Obama will actually be far stronger in the general election than Hillary--for the reasons I cited.