Is Hillary Clinton going to flip-flop once again and say "Barack Obama" will make a good president, now?

Apparently she's very good at lying, especially to her supporters. I loved how all her supporters defended her when she "misspoke".....

This is exactly why Hillary supporters feel contempt for Obama supporters and the mainstream media. YOU'RE NEVER SATISFIED! She's damned if she does and damned if she doesn't. You'll bash her no matter what she does. You people are just unbelievable!!!

She's suspending her campaign; she's endorsing and campaigning for Obama ... you should be happy now.

Anyway, have you forgotten that Hillary won 3 out of the last 4 primaries and punched a hole in Obama's lock on the western states? She's stronger against McCain, even OUT of the race ... look at the electoral map! Technically, she won the popular vote, too. I think she deserved a few days to get her thoughts together.

She's out of the race now ... so ... WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?!?

I think she is doing the right thing at this time. Remember, people were becoming dismayed at the fact that the democrats were tearing each other apart and creating too much division while McCain just walks right in to take the presidency. If she doesn't get behind Obama, then her supporters will likely flock to McCain causing more division than there already is in the democratic party. So to me, she is doing what is right for the party and for the country....

I don't remember Hillary Clinton flip-flopping, but I guess it is the question of memory affected by woody wood-burning, which is actually just a smoke.

Is Barack Obama inexperienced? Yes, he is and he is not going to be the next USA president for millions of reasons.

As for your other questions, it is just a baseless rant and what will happen in front of you or behind doors, it is not for you to speculate.

That's how it is. Happens every election. It is normal procedure for the winning nominee to pay off the other's debt. In return he gets her financial backers, her supporters and her campaigning for him. It is a win-win for both. Her debt is paid off and he will gain support in the states he wasn't able to win in the primaries. Above all, she is a Democrat. And I guess the same could be said of Obama, he has said many negative things about her, yet he will pay off her debt for her campaigning. They are doing what they think is best for the party.

You definitely did not get any education to judge politics, governments, campaigns or anything else, which has to do with public life. Your pretend to be a question is nothing but a misogynistic rant.

This is wrong!

There were no such things as Anti-Clinton donations.

"Is Hillary Clinton going to flip-flop once again and say "Barack Obama" will make a good president, now?"

You apparently haven't been watching politics very long. It's happened before in many contests. Get over it.

How old are you?

Every primary. Let me say that again: EVERY PRIMARY for either party, the candidates attack each other for the nod and tehn try to bring the party together once the nod is given.

It's politics. I'm not saying it grand, it's just the way it is.

You mean like Romney and Huckabee did? Yes, she will back her party's candidate. Give me a break people. What did you expect? did you think she would endorse McCain?!

Democrats 2008

If she can't win, she'd at least rather have a democrat in the white house than a republican.

Welcome to politics.

If Obama gave you $20 million wouldn't you say the same?