There has been much made of exit polls in which supporters of Sen. Clinton indicate they will not vote for Sen. Obama in the fall (or vice versa).
Pundits seem to think this signals deep trouble for the Democratic Party nominee. But wait...
"Even in October, only 49% of former McCain voters intended to vote for Bush and 29% were planning on casting their ballot for Gore (in March of 2000, a Pew Survey reported that 51% of McCain supporters planned to vote for Gore). McCain supporters were also far more likely to be undecided late in the race as 11% of this group reported that they still did not know who they intended to vote for."
Pollster.com
Wouldn't it be nice if TV news pundits would bring some historical context to their discussions? The current feelings are not at all unusual. The McCain supports in 2000 did not vote en masse for Gore as they threatened. This happens everytime there is a contested Primary season.
So, don't worry... be happy!