1) She looks a little psycho in those photos. Between that and the yelling, since she didn't get the nomination, maybe she can replace Billy Mays in the OXICLEAN commercials.

2) I saw her speak for about 5 seconds at the end. So, her eyes had already reached maximum bulge. It was scary.

3) I thought she did a damn good job last night and did the job she needed to do to help release those supporters still clinging to her.

4) LOL @ LGrant!!! Those Oxiclean commercials and waaaay scary!

5) She proved her loyalty to her party. I think she will continue to have an impact on politics and the glass ceiling. If it hadn't been for her husband ( a big negative over her head) I could have given her my vote. I just didn't believe he should be near the White House ever again, in anyway.

6) I just watched her speech, since I was in a Benadryl induced coma last night, and I thought she did great. I was actually happy to see the eyes bulging, since she was hyped and sincere. I think it will send a powerful message.

7) I thought she did a great job as well. I think it was what the campaign needed.

8) I thought that's been her best speech throughout...minus the Harriet Tubman part, I guess I just didn't get that and how it really fed into the speech. I understand the ideas behind it, but it felt forced, just felt like someone had this idea and her speech writer couldn't figure out a seamless way to integrate it.

Other than that and the strain on her voice when she gets excited, it was great. I thought she did a swell job and I really felt her support for Obama/Biden.

9) "No Way, No How, No McCain!" That pretty much sums it up. I thought she was great. I appreciated how she could toot her own horn but gracefully release her grip on her supporters. It is time to move on.

10) ^^ True dat, Spike!

11) I heard these political analysts today picking apart how she was using her hands and what it meant when she moved her shoulders. Is this really what we're concerned about?

I thought she did pretty well too, but I would much rather read a transcript than hear her actual voice.

12) Of course they would capture the worst moments of volume and facial twists. The small part I heard on the news looked much less melodramatic but got the job done.

13) I thought Bill Clinton (who I have believed was Hillary's most serious liability) was fabulous last night! He really rose to the occasion and reminded me why I used to like him so much. I felt that he and Hillary both humbled themselves, which was completely unexpected, to me.

Re: several comments on several sites about the commentators and talking heads, try watching the PBS channels - it's all I can tolerate. Everybody else is trying to make something out of nothing, create a story to sell - they make me crazy!