Clinton Kabuki

Well, unless Obama is brain dead (which I've suspected for some time), he's got to figure out that there is a huge target right between his eyes IF he goes for Hillary for VP...From gossip, it simple to figure that this guy is a dead man walking...and it's not clear yet, if the displeasure of THE CHICAGO mafia will be the hit guys or of Hill will do what she had done with another guy who got in her way...Vince Foster,,,SHE wants this PRESIDENCY at any cost. Hang on it isn't over, yet. He is planning a trip to Iraq and a stray bullet may find its way to OOPS...paid assasins are cheap these days,,,especially in IRAQ.

Obama VP: How about Bloomberg.

Not sure why ladyj would assume that someone who doesn't trust BHO "trusted Bush." I didn't trust Bush then or now, and I don't trust BHO for many of the same reasons. As for Bill Richardson, the guy is a classic turncoat, which is as true an indication of his morality as you're going to get. If he's the best the party has to offer, we're beyond help. To put it in perspective, if Richardson ends up on the ticket, I won't just vote for McCain--I'll campaign for him!

When Obama first entered the primary race I was a strong believer that the American People were ready for change and would vote for him. I still feel that way and with the way Bush has run the country into the ground if it wasn't Obama, whomever ran on the Democratic ticket would win because of the tremendous letdown with the present administration over the last eight years.

For all the women who supported HRC and said that they would not vote for Obama, I hope that they have thought about Roe vs Wade and that the next President will most likely appoint several people to the Supree Court. McCain is a pro-life candidate and one more conservative on the bench would take away the right of women to choose. Listen up ladies, I am not a supporter of abortion but I value my right to choose what goes on with my body and my freedom of choice. So think long and hard about your decisions on who will be the next President.

Keelyjazz,

Obama hasn't been true to himself? How many times has Clinton remade herself in this campaign? Is she a champion of women, is she a gun totin', beer swillin' woman of the people, is she a populist, Is she the enevitable nominee who was gonna have this thing "wrapped" up by Super tuesday? Is she the
underdog fighting the good fight...etc. John McCain has flip-flopped on every position he's ever had. From saying previously that we had to engage in diplomacy with our enemies, to now saying we should never talk to our enemies. from opposing the Bush tax cuts, to now wanting to make them permanent. I would say that obama has remained more true to himself, than either of the other two. Obama doesn't care about people. This is the guy that graduated from Harvard with a law degree, and instead of going to work at some big law firm, which he could have easily done,chose instead to be a community activist in one of the poorest areas of Chicago. I'd say youve already been proven wrong.

We want a change and HRC is not a change! She's old politics with Bill
pulling the strings! Obama doesn't want to have Bill any where near the
white house! She'll do ANYTHING to be president so Obama better get
use to wearing bullet proof vest!

Why HRC as a VP choice? I have read so much about how the Democratic party cannot win the election without her on the ticket. Are we that shallow in the talent pool as a Party? Are we saying that there are no other qualified candidates for VP? I feel certain that this great Party of ours can find some outstanding VP candidates that are not as polarizing, nor carry around as much negative baggage, as HRC. Give the Democratic Party some credit. We are the party of change and we have a huge pool of intelligent, talented people to select from. I would personally like to see Gov. Bill Richardson on the ticket. Obama fell short in some states with the Hispanic vote. Richardson can help with that. He is also a seasoned statesman and has a great reputation domestically and internationally.

The problem with voting for Hillary as an Independent is that it would take away from the Democratic ticket and in all likelyhood give the presidency to McCain after all. As much as I would like to see Hillary run as an Independent to show the country how much she is liked and wanted as President, it would only serve McCain the vote on a silver platter. We have to get together on this issue, sooner rather than later, before it's too late to do anything useful for the Democratic ticket.

wendyo

Let's all remember one little fact that we are all forgetting. Obama was not elected by the voters. He did not get enough delegates to win in the elections. He was shoved down our throats by the superdelegates and Nancy Pelosi who couldn't bear the thought of not being the most powerful woman in Washington.

If Hillary Clinton is on the ticket along with Obama, it is close to a sure bet that the Democrats could take the election. With almost anyone else it's like giving the Presidency to the Republicans! Wake up Democrats and see the writing on the wall for the first time during this primary.

Lyn

Barack Obama is going to be the next president of the U.S., and I'm guessing will be a refreshing change from the last 7-year tragedy. McBush is a disgrace! He had been treated terribly in the 2000 campaign, but panders to the Bush-Cheney crowd and has been for the past few years.....he wants to be president so bad he'd sell his soul....(probably has already)....Go Obama........and don't worry about the race or religion baiters.....they are obvious bigots and should be treated with disdain.