OBAMA/CLINTON 2008

[Parche]

Landslide Victory for Democrats

[SoFlaJet]

1. no thanks

Obama/Edwards=dream team

[TexasObserver]

3. Obama/Edwards=dream team

[Hydra]

2. What are you offering for Lefties like me?

I don't like either of them :evilgrin:

[MrCoffee]

You get nothing and like it!

[TooBigaTent]

9. Exactly. But I also think that the two "camps" are so heavily invested (in every way)

with their candidate that they cannot see joining together.

[AtomicKitten]

4. No thanks.

[jakem]

5. Keep your Clintons. I want change!!

[SoFlaJet]

11. Notice how THAT tune has changed jakem?

they were perfectly willing to suggest MAYBE they'd consider Obama as Veep if they HAD to-to unite the party, now they're trying to latch on to the Obama comet since it's starting to look grim in Clinton-ville. We'll pass-on that proposition thank you very much

[AtomicKitten]

12. I heard a rumor on AA about Clinton sending an email out

telling voters to vote for Obama for VP by voting for her as president.

No confirmation, but I wonder if that's true.

There is no way those two can be combined on a ticket. Too much ugly, too much bad blood between them. If Bill Clinton had behaved better, there may have been a chance. He singlehandedly quashed that idea.

[SoFlaJet]

13. No way Obama takes a Veep slot under her AND Bill

which is exactly what it would be-especially since Michelle is questioning whether she can even support Clinton after all the shit they've thrown at Barack through their hatchett-jobs and surrogates

[godai]

6. Obama/Richardson is more likely.

Richardson provides better experience than Hillary and higher Latino vote potential.

[Auggie]

10. I like it

[Colobo]

7. Obama/Anyone!

[Qutzupalotl]

8. I'm not so sure.

While it may unite the Democrats here, Obama doesn't add much to Clinton and vice versa.

Don't get me wrong...I'd get behind it in a heartbeat. But I think a pairing that adds national security (Clinton/Clark or Obama/Biden) would do better against McCain.

Then again, Democrats outnumbered Republicans last night by a huge margin (14 mil to 8 mil), so maybe we don't need to worry about the VP so much.

[billyskank]

14. Well

It seems to me that both sides are sure their candidate is going to be the nominee, one side is going to be awfully fucking disappointed.