Hmm. The race is over, your opponent has claimed an insurmountable lead and been anointed by the party establishment as the standard-bearer going forward. You could:
1. Graciously concede, congratulate your opponent on his victory, keep your delegates and subtly angle for the VP slot.
2. Have your campaign manager introduce you as "the next President of the USA," refuse to acknowledge the fact that the race is over, continue to make the case that you are more electable and won the popular vote, and solicit donations to retire your debt continue the campaign.
"Whoever said that after denial comes acceptance hadn’t met the Clintons." - MoDo (via Crazy Andy)
I could have supported her, once. It's kind of sad, though now she's irrelevant. Hopefully Barack will be able to quickly and respectfully and politely end any speculation that she may be his running mate, and this can all fade away...
Maybe not.
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
The symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder revolve around a pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, and sense of entitlement. Often individuals feel overly important and will exaggerate achievements and will accept, and often demand, praise and admiration despite worthy achievements. They may be overwhelmed with fantasies involving unlimited success, power, love, or beauty and feel that they can only be understood by others who are, like them, superior in some aspect of life.
There is a sense of entitlement, of being more deserving than others based solely on their superiority. These symptoms, however, are a result of an underlying sense of inferiority and are often seen as overcompensation. Because of this, they are often envious and even angry of others who have more, receive more respect or attention, or otherwise steal away the spotlight.
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