Feelings on the Obama and Clinton sudden "romance".

[balantz]

I'm asking Obama and Clinton supporters how they feel about the "romance" that was suddenly apparent at the debate.

They were at each-others' throats, Edwards quit the race, and suddenly they got "lovey-dovey" and were positive about the possibility of being on the same ticket.

Would you be O.K. with your candidates on the same ticket?

Clinton and Obama supporters only please.

[TheDebbieDee]

1. I wouldn't mind seeing them both on the same ticket............

And I don't think it matters much which one is at the top of the ticket either.

[mrreowwr_kittty]

2. The Clintons will dangle it to win the Primary. They will not put him on the ticket in the end. nt

[Sarah Ibarruri]

3. I LOVE the fact that Clinton and Obama are getting along. Why would anyone not like it? nt

[balantz]

4. Kickin'

Because I think it's an interesting question.

[balantz]

5. Another kick to keep it alive.

[featherman]

6. Either needs more national security cred IMO

I think either will be looking around for that to balance the ticket

[VolcanoJen]

7. Let's say the nomination is wrapped up on March 4th.

It's a long, long way until the Democratic National Convention in late August. Usually, the vice presidential nominee is chosen the week before the Conventiona and announced with a glorious roll-out tour.

Between March and August, I think the loser of the nomination will fade. I don't think that by August, passions will be as inflamed as they are now in the height of the primary season. So many things can happen, but I don't see the loser of the nomination's supporters still clamoring to be on the ticket a full five months after the nomination has been settled.

[balantz]

8. Just kicking to keep it on the front page.

[balantz]

9. One more time to keep it alive for now since I've gotta go.

[balantz]

10. Kick

[RL3AO]

11. I don't know if taking 2 dems from the Senate is a good thing.

[BringBigDogBack]

12. Hellz no

[balantz]

13. Kick

[balantz]

14. Kick