Will Hillary do her duty tonight, regardless of how she feels about Obama and John McCain?

Question

When no one was twisting her arm she said John McCain is ready to lead, Barack Obama is not. Do you think she will deliver an Oscar worthy performance as she bites her tongue and thrusts herself on the political sword?

Answer 1

Does she really have a choice, no matter what she does, any Democrat is better than any Republican at this juncture.

Her evaluation is accurate, but I have to admit, Obama has displayed more admirable traits than he did while he was running against her.

And at the same time McCain has just plain let me down by courting the right wing that he once abhorred, and who abhorred him.

We don't always get what we want in politics, sometimes we just have to settle for the candidate with the fewest negatives.  Since McCain has made several anti woman choices of his own like saying hes going to pack the Supreme Court with anti choice judges, and life begins when Mr. Sperm meets Ms. Egg,  I've lost respect for him and his once more centrist views, funny thing is, the far right hasn't taken to him either due to his long maverick history.

So now hes not fully trusted by either side.

Answer 2

Honestly, I think that she will be a good little politician and try to rally her supporters behind Obama at the convention.  She said what she did about McCain and Obama to try and get more delegates for herself.  Now that she is out of the running, I think that she will do her duty for the cause and publicly support him, even if it makes her want to gag.