Clinton Kabuki

She thinks all this talk about her is going to get her the VP slot but all it's doing is making people dislike her even more. If that's even possible. She is low class, cold and calculating. And to all her Hillariacs out there "STOP TRYING TO HOLD THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HOSTAGE! THERE IS NO RACE FOR VP!!!THE ONLY THING SHE HAS EARNED IS A TRIP BACK TO NEW YORK!!!"

Will you new Yorkers get your girl!!

Thank you. Obama 08

Dems ought to get real. Wait and see how Senator Obama fairs this Fall. Hillary haters think Hillary has baggage well Obama has lots too. Guess what he comes from Chicago politics. There are sure to be more scandals waiting for the Republicans to jump on to add to inexperience. I think Dems better work together and Obama supporter are wise to start pandering to Hillarys supporters. Many of us are old, and old time Democrates. I've lived through plenty of bad and questionable presidents. I for one will be relieved when Bush leaves office. He was so bad anything is better. And for those of you who idealize Reagon including Senotor Obama it was a great day for me when he and his cronies finally left Washington. Yes, I have seen a lot of change over the years and have never been impressed by it. Call me cynical but Democrates have a long way to go this Fall. Having a real message would be a beginning.

Wake up democrats, hillary only cares about herself, and everything she does and says, points to that fact!Can you imagine, hillary and bill back in the White House. Obama might have won the presidency, but he wouldn't be the one answering the phone at 3:00 am or any other time during the day. You won't see hillary sharing "The Power" with anyone,even bill! Democrats thanks for the free circus, and it's only just begun!

I am an ardent Hillary supporter but would not even venture the thought of voting for Obama just because Hillary is on the ticket, flat and simple!! The true core of Hillary supporters (and in my circle there are many of them...some of whom I have even converted and have become more ardent than me...if that is possible) would not consider voting for Obama for several reasons...his untruthfulness about his ties to his church, and more important than that, his ungracious, unthankful wife who achieved so much (thanks to this country) and continues to make her snide remarks. She is certainly not "First Lady" material and certainly nowhere near the category of "Camelot" (and niether is he for that matter). There is additional material being brought out about Mrs. Obama in the coming months and I am anxious to hear the reporting on it. My family and I have been life-long democrats but will sit this election out!!

Oops....spastic 'O'. Should have read, "Obama" and "woman". Just making a correction to my last comment; and, to say, not voting in the general election because your woman isn't on the ticket is very much like cutting off your nose to spite your face. Think...we need to bring real issues before the American people. The issues are not about gender. Both men and women die in war. Poverty, illness and unemployment do not respect gender, age or race. Would you really stay away from the polls when your vote could be the deciding one cast, which would help relieve the deep suffering in this country? I certainly hope the words were written/spoken in the heat of the moment....that in the coolness of thought we can come
together.
no respectorsbiIt's time to stop the in-fighting and concentrate on doing what is best for the America that we love.

john edwards shold be vice president !!!! he and barack will do great things on bringing our country back

I think there are other people who bring the pluses of Clinton to the table without the negatives... For example, I believe that Heath Shuler would be an excellent selection for a running mate...

NO CLINTON ON THE TICKET!!! Absolutely not! If the Obama team does such a thing they will alienate most of their base supporters. She represents everything that I can't stand about "business as usual" politicians. Get her out of here...pick JOE BIDEN or some other senator who is much more qualified and commanding. I never want to see another Clinton in the White House ever again....and I voted for Bill ....TWICE!!!

I think that Obama should really consider selecting H. Clinton as his running mate (VP). This would bring about unity within the party and hopefully keep some of Hillary supporters votes. I am a very strong Obama supporter and would vote for him regardless to who is on the ticket with him. However, I think that for the sake of unity and support from others that he should select her for his VP and that she should accept. We all know that Hillary did not have the most votes ever submitted for a Presidential candidate, we all know that she has resorted to similar tactics the BUSH campaign demonstrated during his elections, and we all know the various comments that she has made to try and tear down Obama, but in the spirit of unity and assurance of a victory inthe White House this November, I think that slecting her would unite our democratic party.

I don't know why Hillary is getting so much grief. Yesterday once she realized she was not going to be the nominee, and she was asked for the 100,000th time, she merely confirmed she would be "open to the idea" of being vice president. She didn't concede last night becuase people were still voting until 10PM EST, and it was actually superdelegate party elites who put Obama over the top. She's got 18 million constituents, many of whom are more moderate than Obama. Leave her alone. She'll come around. Why are the insults still being hurled?

Clinton does NOT want to be VP - she seems to think she deserves a co-presidency spot

Obama/Feinstein 08

The perfect ticket: Senator Feinstein was the first female President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, San Francisco's first and only female mayor, the first woman to serve in the Senate from California, one of two female Jewish senators, the first woman to serve on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and the first woman to chair the Rules and Administration committee of that body.

Howard Fineman, please take note!

im democract if hilary vice prisedent i vote for mccain i fell bad i like hilary all my family vote for mccain

AMERICA AGREES!

Hillary needs to MoveOn.Org

The party needs to reconcile, but that doesn't all fall on Obama. Most of that responsibility falls on Clinton. Really she should concede and endorse him and encourage her supporters to support him. If she really cares about the Democratic party in November. She has more power than anyone to bring her followers on board. Similar to Edwards, etc. Obama should be gracious, etc. But so should she. If she wants to be VP, holding out is not the right way to do it. Yes, she is a strong candidate. She is strong, but she is a . . . . .

I think he will upset a lot of his followers if he chooses her. It may be a smart move in politically, but I don't think it would be the best choice.