The former presidential hopeful's campaign Web site has undergone a total makeover, and visitors will now find a distinct lack of attacks against former foe Barack Obama.

"She's no longer running for President," explained Clinton spokesman Mo Elleithee.

Her homepage's press release section, once rife with blasts aimed at Obama, has been thoroughly scoured and now carries just two items: "Hillary Clinton Delivers Remarks in Washington, D.C.," in which she threw Obama her support, and a statement on Tim Russert's death.

"It is common for presidential candidates to engage in revisionist history," Darrell West, vice president and director of governance studies at the Brookings Institution said. "Following tough nomination battles, candidates like to pretend they are one big happy family, even though they just spent months tearing down their opponents."