Hillary Clinton can add American hero, John Glenn to her list of supporters in Ohio.  A list that includes the popular governor, Ted Strickland.

Per 'First Read' Glenn has this to say:

"I respect her, I trust her, I like her," he said. "She's experienced, and she's developed as a leader. And I think she's fully capable of being a great president, starting on Day One."

Just checked my email.  I had sent an email urging David Shuster be fired for his comments regarding Chelsea Clinton.

The response I received reads as follows:

Yesterday I wondered what type of narrative the media would adapt coming out of Super Tuesday, and how they would choose to cover the race moving forward.  Up until yesterday hype was a huge part of the coverage, as it alway is leading up to a big event, whether it be Super Tuesday or the Super Bowl.  

Obama has enjoyed the most hype.  Largely because of his huge rallies that are full of energy.  Obama has fed off this hype and the positive coverage it brings.  But will that last?  Can he sustain the energy and the interest going forward.  Will the media play to it as they have in the past weeks?   Maybe not.

Why do I make this prediction now?  Simple, I am watching Hardball.  The roundtable is talking about an Obama candidacy, Eugene Robinson is smiling like a cat that just swallowed a bird.  Chris is basically acting as though he as won and Dee Dee Myers is doing nothing to try and temper that.

Matthews is seeing the exit polling.  We are not.  Not yet.

Like many - the vast majority - of Clinton supporters, I have always said that I would support the eventual Democratic nominee, no matter who that nominee is.  With that I would make my usual small donations and talk up the nominee among my friends and neighbors.

Today I cannot make such a pledge.  If Barack Obama is the Democratic nominee I will not register a vote at the top of the ticket.  

In an interview moments ago with Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC, John Kerry admitted, when asked, that he has not called or spoken with, John Edwards since his announcement to leave the race.  He did he it was on his to do list, somewhat coldly saying "I've told my staff it is something with have to accomplish."

When asked if Kerry would reach out to his one time running mate to endorse Sen. Obama, Kerry rejected the notion, and said he would not.

Barack Obama has again shown his approgant true colors.  He is exploiting the image of John F Kennedy in a tv ad paid for by his campaign.

Lets point out one fact here to start.  John F Kennedy has not endorsed Barack Obama.  Regardless of what Kennedy family members have have, it is out of bounds for Obama to use JFK's image to further his political ambition.  Would he do this if Jackie were still alive?

Might we see the first shots of the 2008 Presidential Election being fired?  Republican John McCain today accused Hillary Clinton of wanting to surrender to our enemies.

From 'The Caucus' blog, at the New York Times site:

"Candidate Clinton has called for surrender and waving the white flag," he said during an appearance in West Palm Beach. "I think it's terrible. I think it's terrible."