The more things change, the more they stay the same.  From Steve Hildebrand, openly gay and on Obama's election campaign (possible consideration for DNC chair):

I could go on and on. The point I'm making here is that our new president, the Congress and all Americans must come together to solve these problems.

Sounds good so far, doesn't it?  Then he trips on his big, fat, two-faced lips:

This is not a time for the left wing of our Party to draw conclusions about the Cabinet and White House appointments that President-Elect Obama is making. Some believe the appointments generally aren't progressive enough. Having worked with former Senator Obama for the last two years, I can tell you, that isn't the way he thinks and it's not likely the way he will lead. The problems I mentioned above and the many I didn't, suggest that our president surround himself with the most qualified people to address these challenges. After all, he was elected to be the president of all the people - not just those on the left.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steve-hildebrand/a-message-to-obamas-progr_b_149089.html 

Are we sure this man isn't a Palin?  I swear, sometimes people should just sit down and shut up.  I'd like to point out the obvious for Mr. Hildebrand:

1) Obama ran on a campaign of unity, yet here he is marginalizing a specific group of what the PE would call 'Americans'; and

2) Of all the people in the world, I should think Mr. Hildebrand would understand what  words that are meant to cause division can do to society. 

I gotta tell ya:  I had eight long years of this kind of hate and someone promised me change.  I hardly think Mr. Hildebrand was listening.

Yoo Hoo, Mr. Hildebrand:  Progressives aren't 'left.'  Greens are 'left.'

Learn something, will ya?

And stop hating!