Many in the Democratic Party are beginning to wonder if the knock down drag out inner-party battle will hurt the party’s chances in the November general election. Hillary Clinton and the Clinton camp is hinting that they will fight all the way to North Carolina and possibly beyond.

Then just days ago Hillary laid out a story for the press of her landing in Bosnia during her as a representative of her husband’s administration under sniper fire. It turns out that the story that she told was extremely far from the truth. She has labeled this as having “misspoken.” The video documenting Clinton landing with her daughter Chelsea and being able to casually walk out of the helicopter where she was eventually greeted by a small girl has been widely viewed by the American public.

The fact that this embellishment of the truth was brought to light by Sinbad is not only humiliating but shows how far she has fallen in such a short amount of time. Again Hillary has repeatedly tried to dismiss the story by saying that she misspoke. But the situation is not that simple, there are only two possibilities, either Hillary Clinton knowingly drastically embellished a story for her own use on the campaign trail on numerous occasions, or she has become so delusional that she actually has convinced herself that she had actually experienced that dramatic situation in Bosnia.

It seems that in either case she has further proved herself to be unfit for the Presidency.

Hillary Clinton is counting solely at this point in the election on public opinion turning on Obama through slanders unleashed directly or indirectly by her campaign. There is very little change that when all of the primaries are completed that she will be ahead of Obama in the popular vote, there is also a low probability that Clinton will be able to pull ahead of Obama in pleaded delegates. Her sole goal is to give super delegates a justified reason to cast their vote in her favor.

With this being her goal she would have to accomplish this goal mainly through media channels, and not through the votes of the public. And after twenty debates and months of campaigning head to head with Barack Obama, most of the two candidate’s differences on the issues have been settled. So this leaves personal attacks as the topic of choice for the next several months. The question then becomes, how does the Democratic party survive two more month’s of brutal attacks from within its own party against what is for all intents and purposes their presumptive candidate Barack Obama?