If Obama chose Hillary as vp...

[butterfly77]

how would you feel as you watched them together on stage holding hands in the air know all of the bullshit Hillary has pulled during the campaign?

[Mz Pip]

1. I'll get over it.

If Obama can get over it, then so can I.

[FSogol]

2. Same here. I trust him to make the right choice. n/t

[Renew Deal]

4. Me 3

I'll survive.

[Meshuga]

11. Me 4

The enemy is John McCain.

[NotThisTime]

22. Me 5

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

3. I'd feel that the write-on option is a necessary part of the ballot.

[PoliticalAmazon]

27. ITA. If I wanted Hillary in the WH, I would have voted for her. n/t

[Why Syzygy]

37. Check your state laws regarding write ins .. Some allow it, others don't.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

40. mine does.

[Andy823]

5. I would feel the same way

That I would have felt if Edwards had endorsed Hillary. That the message he had been preaching of "change" for this country, and change in the way things are done in D.C., was simply a false promise in order to get elected. You can't run on an agenda of change, and then pick someone who is the poster child for the corrupt politics that need to be changed, as your VP. It just won't work to get you elected.

[SlipperySlope]

6. I would throw up a little in my mouth

But I support the party's nominee, whoever it is, once selected.

And I support that nominee's running mate, whoever it is, once selected.

[grantcart]

8. thats what mouthwash is for

I would buy some stock in Listerine lol

[faithfulcitizen]

15. lol

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

7. I'd sing and dance!

:rofl:

[billyoc]

9. Oh, I wouldn't watch.

:hi:

[goldcanyonaz]

10. I would log onto to DU and immediately post a gazillion threads about it

[uponit7771]

12. I'll get over it, think Richardson or Webb would be in better position

[ElkHunter]

13. I'd clap my hands in public approval...

...because I'd understand that Obama probably had no choice. But after the clapping was over, I'd then go find myself a private place in which to vomit.

[azmouse]

14. If we win in Nov I'll get over it.

Understand, I don't like her at all. But I have no say over Obama's VP selection.

[PoliticalAmazon]

28. Hillary as VP would ensure we wouldn't win in November. n/t

[scheming daemons]

16. It's not going to happen.... Obama's too smart.

[cags]

17. Fine, cause Obama pulled some of his own bullshit too...just the nature of politics

[Douglas Carpenter]

21. thank you.....I think some folks here are living in a kindergarten reality!

I suspect that I am one of the most left-wing members of this forum.

But politics is always full of deals and compromises and "dining with the devil himself".

That is REAL politics in the REAL world.

[RiverStone]

18. If Obama chooses Hillary as his VP...

I'd vote for them!

Time be positive - on to beating McBush.

[burythehatchet]

19. I would feel that Obama was playing us. I would completely drop out of grass roots politics

I would be sad.

[loves_dulcinea]

26. second n/t

[Why Syzygy]

38. Ditto. Played. I don't share the HRClinton adultry is okay gene.

[Junkdrawer]

20. It would be a CLINTON/Obama campaign. If they won, I'm sure Hillary and Bill...

would find some role for Obama.

[loyalsister]

23. Heartbroken

I have spent some time talking to my neighbor about this race.
He is a musician who loves to listen to and play country music.
He worked as a truck driver for many years.
He is an African American veteran who fought in vietnam and is living with the effects of Agent Orange poisoning.
He found a bill of sale from a slave trade in his mother's effects after she died.
He has framed and hanging on his wall.

He was all but ignoring this race until Obama gave his speech on race.
He never thought he would see this moment in history.

He has truly felt pain over some of the racially charged moments in this campaign.
I would be sympathetic to his and other friend's feelings about it.

Hillary Clinton is not the devil. But, it is too early to move on after some of the damage that has been inflicted.

[Swamp Rat]

24. I'll throw a HUGH1! tantrum in GDP!!

:D

[Segami]

25. You have a point there butterfly77, the message of ' Change ' might not fair to well. ..BUT, on the

other hand, she'll make a great V.P. attack dog willing & able to hold her own against anything McSAME or his VP pick can throw at her. The trick here is to LAY OUT the OBAMA GROUND RULES upfront as an absolute requirement that she MUST adhere to follow without any pre-conditions. It's his party now and he calls the shots, thats something she knows all too well including keeping hubby Bill in check outright. Quite frankly, I would have rather preferred that Obama started with a body of fresh new V.P. candidates and a clean selection slate rather than re-cycle such a polarizing figure like Hillary and with all the Clinton baggage trailing behind her and then some.

[butterfly77]

32. Like I said ...

she would think that it was a co-presidency and that he should have to follow her and Bill's agenda...

[Segami]

41. I don't think she can pull any of the ' Alpha-Clinton ' stunts with Obama. I believe we haven't

seen Obama's true fiery nature yet considering he had to contain himself and walk a delicate response tight-rope against Hillary Clinton's unrelentless barrage of unwarranted attacks against him. Barack is aware of who he's dealing with but I still believe personally he will choose someone else. It is also interesting to note something about this unforeseen Hillary strategy, that by publicly leaking her interest in the V.P. position (for the sake of party unity, so she says), she has in effect, boxed in Obama's options which could force him to further alienate Hillary supporters should he refuse her V.P. appointment interest. Her V.P. position discussions should have remained private and between Obama & Hillary. The fact that this information has made its way into the public domain speaks volumes of the chilly nature this intended leak was to produce.

[Eurobabe]

29. No thanks

I trust that Obama is savvy enough to offer her a cabinet position.

[butterfly77]

30. Don't you realize that she would think that it is a co-presidency...

Geraldines sister said she would still not support it. I can see lanny Davis and the rest of the crew running all over the whitehouse, I could see Hillary and Bill feeding James Carville Information for Mary Matalin. There would be no loyalty...

[cynatnite]

31. I'd cheer right along with them, just as I would if it wasn't Hillary...

Hillary's my choice for his VP, but since I don't get to pick, I'll still cheer for whoever he does decide on.

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[democracy1st]

35. I know she's pissed off plenty

[Why Syzygy]

34. Betrayed. So over with the politics of the Democratic party. Over.

[butterfly77]

36. I will never forget her assassination remark...

and I would be thinking about that anytime I saw them together...This is a recipe for disaster look at how her and her team have acted throughout the campaign...

[RaleighNCDUer]

39. It'll never happen.

Obama knows the most devastating ads the republicans could air would be Hillary's speeches about his inadequacies - with a simple voice-over "She said it first".

[bunnies]

42. Id rather eat glass. nt