I referenced the impact the fall out from the Bush-McCain comments have had on the Democratic primary and how they have unified the party. As I watch the news cycle go by with Obama attacking Bush-McCain, and McCain fighting right back, I see it has done more than unify the party, it has ended the primary.
There's another round of voting in four days, but you'd never know it from watching the news. There have been no arguments about Clinton winning the popular vote or seating Florida and Michigan.
This is a general election battle between McCain and Obama. The only other people talking are those coming to the defense of Obama (has anyone come to the defense of McCain?), which includes Clinton. She has been moved to the background. She is on the back page.
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