Clinton, Obama Reconciliation Becoming More And More Impossible

dems lets stop getting nasty and lets vote 4 obama but if hilliary win its her we vote 4. lets not let their fight distract us. we'll chose the best candidate
obama 08

the only reason mccain is even close in polls with either democratic is because the people who voted for either candidates are being spitful to each other while being polled, but hopfully the polls are wrong by 10% for either democratic candidate

Would YOU like a MONSTER for a running mate?

I don't think Obama would EVER have invited her aboard, but I can tell you this, I was OK with her, she was 2nd choice, but I would have voted for her,

After all of the nasty things she's said about Barack during this nomination fight, it would be suicide for him to pick her as his running mate. Imagine that ads the Republicans would run. If it is truly time to "turn the page", the last thing he needs is an albatrose like Hillary around his neck. This race will be won or lost in the west and he best pick a veep who can carry Nevada or Colorado.

Can anybody explaint to me how this women who has less votes, pledged delegates and less states won somehow has the lead in super delegates.

blonde ambition ?

MC: Well, Hillary, you've made it to the prize round. Now, all you have to do is pick the right door and the GRAND PRIZE, 4 years for you and a guest, in the WHITE HOUSE, including complete control of the ARMED FORCES, the FEDERAL RESERVE and use of tax money for...heh heh...discretionary purposes, will BE YOURS! So, what's it gonna be, Hill? Door number one, two or three.

HILL: Well, this is hard. I mean, the doors all look alike. Could I have a hint? No? Well, there's probably a mathematical chance it could be behind any of the doors. No hints, huh? Dubya got hints, didn't he? Rats....

MC: Pick a door, Hillary.

HILL: Well, I don't want to be hasty. Is there time to conduct a poll? Can the audience help me?

MC: What the hell, tell 'er what you think audience!

(SHOUTING erupts from the audience and HILL tries to pick out the suggestions)

HILL: Well, okay, I'm hearing a lot of yelling for door number two, but that could be misleading. I don't like the number two anyway. But then, I don't really like one or three either.

MC: Hill...?

HILL: Oh what the hell, I like to take chances...door number...three...NO!...TWO!...NO! Wait, time out. I had my fingers crossed. Door number...one...wait...yeah, door number one.

MC: You're sure? Door number one?

(HILL, looking offstage toward some unseen person, nods slowly)

MC: Hillary takes door number one. Let's show her what she's won...

(Door opens to show a new washer and dryer)

MC: Well, you may not have won the GRAND PRIZE but you did win a Parsed Position Washer and Dryer, perfect for small apartments and pet grooming parlors!

(HILLARY grimaces and she makes a threatening gesture toward the unseen person in wings)

MC: Isn't she a GOOD SPORT?

She has not even been fully vetted yet. Let us have a look NOW so we can see where her money comes from. Where are those tax returns, Hillary?

My issue with Hillary Clinton is that I feel she is only motivated by her own ambition. She may earnestly believe that her ambition and the interests of the Democratic Party and that of the American people are one and the same, but they are not.

Barack has given us a framework to discuss not just the thorny issue of race or gender, but several others that afflict every American. Issues like our disastrous adventure in Iraq, the continuing and impending disaster looming in the sub prime mortgage debacle, education, corporate greed, and so on. Rather than join in and constructively add to or even expand the thoughtful and mature discussion on some of the issues that divide us, and how we might go forward and tackle the issues we both share, she sends her husband out as attack dog to play to tired reactionaries with his Jesse Jackson statement, and question this great American Barack Obama"s patriotism with his more recent ones.

This is the politics of divisiveness that thankfully I believe we are turning the page on. We once had a great Democrat that when campaigning said something along the lines of this - If you are given the choice of candidates and one is preaching hope and the other is talking fear, you better choose the one with the hope. That candidate was Bill Clinton but Hillary is not Bill.

Clinton needs to get out now!! She has already lost the pledge delegate count AND the popular vote. She is depending on the SUPER DELEGATES - this is not right! She is not thinking about the party at all, only herself. In addition, the WIN in TX and OHIO had a lot to do with REPUBLICANS voting in the democratic primary.

Thank you Bill Richardson for taking the high road and voting for the candidate who rightly has the nomination.

Looking at the Clinton's hints about a possible VP slot for Obama is about as smelly a red herring
as I've ever seen. As for Obama, with Hillary for VP, why on God's green earth would he want all
that Clinton baggage. A well respected military man, such as Zinni or Clark would make much
more sense, and help undercut McCain's of being the national security candidate.

OBAMA IS DIVIDING THE PARTY. HE SHOULD DROP OUT NOW BECAUSE HE CAN'T WIN THE GENERAL AGAINST MCSANE. THE COUNTRY WON'T TRUST HIM WITH TWO WARS AND A FAILING ECONOMY.

A ticket with Hillary Clinton would not be a dream. It would be a nightmare.

dream ticket?? Dream on.