Obama slams Hillary on the VP offer

[GoldieAZ49]

Stating he is in the #1 position in States and votes both popular and delegates won

so how can she offer the 2nd slot

Quoted Bill in 92 saying the VP needs to be able to step in and be POTUS at any moment


So why would they say he isn't ready to be President repeatedly over the past 2 weeks and then say, we think you are ready if you take the second position




In Mississippi stump speech

He is not impressed with her tactics

[Cant trust em]

1. He could add,

"If anything I should be talking about taking her on my ticket."

[GoldieAZ49]

9. he did say that, but that it was to early for anyone to discuss VP

He made it clear he is running for POTUS not VP

[hueyshort]

20. GOOD

Wesley Clark will serve her better than a fake with attitude.

[joeybee12]

2. Keep digging that hole, Obama

such arrogance will come back to bit you on hte butt, where you have thin skin there, too!

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

4. LOL

Why won't he sit in the back of the bus? He's so uppity!

[here_is_to_hope]

36. *snicker*...good one! n/t

[GoldieAZ49]

5. Hillary is the one being arrogant

she is in second place, she doesn't have a vp slot to offer

[scheming daemons]

6. Isn't it MORE arrogant for a person in 2nd place to offer the VP to the leader?

Come on.... even Clinton supporters still have a SHRED of common sense.... right?

[cali]

10. so it's arrogance when Obama, the frontrunner, declines

Hillary's implied offers of the VP place, but it's not arrogance when Hillary, the LOSING party, makes such an implied offer. How perfectly Orwellian.

[NDambi]

13. Clinton started the digging...lol ..she bought it up and you blame Obama the front runner for saying

No Thanks?! lol priceless

[Mooney]

14. What you mean the arrogance of turning down

the offer from someone in 2nd place who spent all last week talking about how unqualified he is?

Heaven forfend!

[jpak]

26. Hillary will kiss his thin-skinned ass for the Veep slot

wait and see...

[Jillian]

3. Yeah Obama - who gives a shit about what is best for the party.

Face it.
If Hillary wins the nomination, Obama supporters are going to take to the streets.

If Obama wins the nom, Hillary supporters are going to take to the streets.

[scheming daemons]

8. If there is to be a unity ticket.... Obama has to be on top....

...

[JimGinPA]

15. Yeah, The Riot Police In Denver Are Gearing Up For The Old White Women

:rofl:

[Jillian]

38. And blue collar workers.

What a sexist, racist remark btw. Not to mention your slime against senior citizens.

[Cali_Democrat]

16. Hillary supporters can't even make it to caucuses

how are they going to take to the streets?

[snooper2]

32. oh my

:rofl:


:evilgrin:


:hi:

[George_Bonanza]

17. Except that Hillary would've lost fairly

As of right now, there's a very small chance that Obama will lose the nomination fairly. Hillary has a few scenario that work in her favor:

1) Superdelegates overturn will of the voters
2) Michigan and Florida's delegates are seated as is
3) Racists balk at the possibility of a Black candidate and overwhelmingly break for Clinton in unprecedented swings

Out of those 3 choices, it's quite telling that the racist scenario is the fairest and cleanest option for Clinton.

If Hillary's supporters sabotage the Democratic Party and create internal strife simply due to the fact that their candidate lost by the long-established rules of the contest, then they deserve to be hosed with BBQ sauce and have German Shepherds unleashed on them.

[walldude]

24. LMFAO.. yeah right.. Face it, trying to divide the party

like that is pointless, there may be a few people here who will refuse to vote for Obama or Hillary but the fact is that when one gets the nomination the people in the others camp will get behind the person facing off against the Republican. Most of us are still Dems.


Oh and BTW, what's best for the party is not to hold higher esteem for the republican opponent over the Dem opponent. No Hillary supporter has the right to play the "what's best for the party" card, they can excuse what their candidate said but no one with any brains whatsoever can say that what she said is "good for the party".

[jgraz]

30. Hillary supporters are going to take to the streets?

Both of them?

[Jillian]

37. Hate to break it to you, but the latest poll from Newsweek shows they are tied nationally.

[jgraz]

43. Last I checked, Newsweek polls don't choose our nominee

[ExtraGriz]

7. guess he isnt ready to be VP either....

back to being a 'junior' senator

[pdxmom]

11. You are aware that Clinton is also a "junior" senator, right? N/T

[loveangelc]

12. haha. hillary should be embarrassed.

[GoldieAZ49]

18. Hillary has no shame, how can you be embarrassed when you have

no conscience?

[npincus]

19. saw that, He said what he needed to. Let's see what MSM chooses

for the soundbite they'll play ad nauseum.

[GoldieAZ49]

22. MSNBC is calling it the 'quote of the day'

wonder what the H camp will come back with?

Maybe; we thought he would be honored to play the third wheel, he could learn how to be weasel from us

[George_Bonanza]

21. March Madness: Obama's leading 103-46, and Hillary's calling, "Next basket wins!"

[DUyellow]

23. LOL

[snappyturtle]

25. YES! I wouldn't go so far as to call these tactics on Sen.Clinton's part.

They are, instead, frantic attempts to see what sticks!

[BlueIdaho]

27. Hmmmmm.....

Please notice all this is happening in Mississippi. This is one of the most politically cynical and nearly racist tactics HRC and her bully boys have come up with yet. It is ludicrous and shameful.

[snooper2]

28. Hillary talking out both sides her mouth again..

Good for calling her on it...

"But, but, when the phone rings at 3:00 A.M., Only Johnny boy and I are ready....CLAP CLAP POINT POINT"

43 seconds later...

"Barack, will you be my VP pretty please" tear...

[OzarkDem]

29. What an ego

If elected he will be every bit as bad as Bush.

Big ego, insecure, chip on his shoulder, issues with seeking revenge on behalf of his father.

We don't need that again.

[anonymous171]

31. Ego?

You mean offering the candidate who's beating you your VP slot? And who said anything about his father?

[OzarkDem]

33. Obama's issues about his father are easy to read

Hence his support of the Muslim AA community. I sometimes wonder if he's elected we'll end up in a quagmire in Kenya instead of Iraq.

[anonymous171]

34. WTF!?!!!

"Hence his support of the Muslim AA community. I sometimes wonder if he's elected we'll end up in a quagmire in Kenya instead of Iraq."
:wtf:

[OzarkDem]

35. Read his bio

[Laurab]

39. I did read his bio. It doesn't appear that you did.

His father was hardly a presence in his life, and your post is bullshit.

[OzarkDem]

41. And what happens when a father is never around for a young man?

[Laurab]

44. Depends on the young man, I'd say.

In Obama's case, his stepfather and his grandfather were both role-models/father figures. He turned out VERY well, I'd say. To compare him with * is more than ridiculous, in fact it's not even worth discussing.

[kwenu]

45. So who do we blame for Hillary's love for philanderers!!!!!

Oh. And your post is trash by the way.

[mculator]

40. Awesome!

More negative stuff, please, Obama.

You've broken so many promises already, what's another lie? "positive campaign" my ass. Go be a republican where you belong.

[GoldieAZ49]

42. How is it negative for the front runner to reject the VP slot?

That doesn't make sense