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She made a point of saying "suspend." Most media outlets (and posters) are saying she's ended her bid, so I'm surprised no one has picked up on that difference yet. If "something" happened to Obama that made him unable to accept the nomination in Denver she'd have a stronger hand with the DNC this way. Don't underestimate her tenacity.
On another note, I find it interesting that so many of her female supporters think that the more corporate, hawkish, and over-all conservative of the two, namely Clinton, is the one who best represents women's interests. Would more of the same Washington policies help women going forward more than a shift from them? The answer seems obvious.
I would very much like to see a woman become President--just not her.
