“So we are obviously not going to allow these attacks to go unanswered, and we think things like who has the strongest ethics, who has the chance to really bring about reform, who’s going to be the most open with the American people that that’s a real distinction,” he said.

He added that because the Clinton campaign couldn’t win on pledged delegates, it would try to devise “alternative nomination strategies.” He added that the Obama campaign would fight back and “raise questions on things like disclosure, like ethics, like foreign policy.”

And I’d welcome the latter.

Her chutzpah about MI & FL “should count” is amazing. How can she think she won MI when she was the only candidate on the ballot? Even if Obama lost both he would still have more delegates.

I thought I had Clinton fatigue 8 years ago. I’m really exhausted now. If she’s even the next VICE president it will be too much Hillary for me.

Good to see you here! Thanks!

The reality of it all is that she is not a leader who the US public can look up to – she went negative and that is bad for her. Will Obama do the same – I personally can’t see it.

If he does – then all’s good to me – she needs to be on the back burner for a while and not use GOP tactics.