The Choice Has Never Been More Obvious to Me. I Know America Sees It, Too.

[David Zephyr]

Obama supporters pay attention: Yes, we won Wisconsin, but Hillary also -- on her own, even in second place -- had more votes than John McCain & Mike Huckabee together. The math is simply stellar when these two are on the ballot.

IF we want to sweep the Senate and the House, we must all not overlook the obvious. Barack & Hillary together have already pulled millions and millions more voters to the polls than the Republicans have. Let's not be idiots and throw this away.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

1. Never happen.

[workinforalivin]

2. I agree, MUST never happen

if some semblence of integrity is to be retained.

[maddiejoan]

3. tell ya one thing

I'm a helluva lot more likely to put some work into an Obama nomination if Hillary is there to back him up as Veep.

Otherwise --it's just a vote. And nothing more.

Yes --I'll vote for Obama if he's the nominee. I'll WORK for Obama if Hill's in the picture.

[David Zephyr]

7. I'm not religious, but it is my prayer.

With such majorities we can change America like it has never happened since FDR.

[maddiejoan]

13. People who think Hill would be a drain on Obama

overlook a simple fact.

She's not all that far behind him in votes --and her supporters are extremely loyal.

Dare I say --even more firmly entrenched and likely to vote in the GE than his.

[David Zephyr]

15. We will need all of those loyal supporters, too.

Every single one of them.

[maddiejoan]

21. Look at it like this

Captain Kirk always had Mr. Spock.

Hillary is like Mr. Spock. She's knows her shit cold --and has all the details right there at her fingertips.
THAT's why I support her --but if the country is crying out for Captain Kirk --than that's who Captain's the ship.

I'd just feel a lot more at ease with Spock on the Bridge.

[JVS]

4. She's not a good VP choice

No national security experience
Has high negatives
Brings with her a meddling ex-president husband
Ran a fucking disgusting campaign
Is continuing a nearly hopeless run
Voted for IWR out of either stupidity or calculating cynicism
Has told all the states she lost that they don't matter

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

5. Please NO. I oppose the Bush CLinton BUsh Clinton dynasty for one

and You don't tie the past and entrenched politics as usual with change.

[GarbagemanLB]

6. Won't happen and shouldn't happen.

Barack is about the future. Hillary is about the past.

[intheflow]

23. Yeah, but the present is where the past and the future meet.

We need to elect a Democratic administration now, immediately, this present year. That means we need to get everyone on board, those who live in the past and those who live in the future. Believe it or not, both live in the Democratic party!

Besides, not all of the past is bad. Would you want to give up the Constitution? How about child labor laws, food safety standards, public schools and libraries? Those were created in the past. You can't build a future without having the past as your base to steady you through whatever chaos the future holds.

IMHO. :)

[XemaSab]

8. Bush's fangs are showing

:scared:

[David Zephyr]

11. I chose that pic for the fangs.

An evil man indeed.

[scheming daemons]

9. There is ZERO chance....

Bringing Hillary on board neutralizes the appeal of Obama... that he is NOT part of the 20-year Bush/Clinton oligarchy.

She brings NOTHING to his campaign .... except negatives.

[Thrill]

10. Ouch McCain is one scary looking dude

[Arugula Latte]

12. NOOOooooo!

:o

Frankly, after this weekend, if I never see HRC again it will be too soon.

[Tatiana]

14. Too much tug of war (much like Clinton and Gore) n/t

[ShortnFiery]

16. No way! The Clintons not only have burned their bridges with Obama, but also with the Democratic

Party in general. It's all about THEM: The Clintons, their beloved DLC and "illustrious" legacy. They are behaving in a vile manner and it will only continue until our party is ripped to shreds. I'm so ashamed that I voted for her husband ... twice. :thumbsdown:

[H2O Man]

17. The idea has

some appeal. But I do not think that it is likely to happen.

[kentuck]

18. Not saying that either would have to accept but...

for the purpose of unity, I would like both of them offer the VP to the other if they are the nominee. They don't have to accept, but I think it would be a great help in attempting to unify the Party. I doubt that it will happen, but I would like each of them make the offer before the OH, TX, and PA primaries.

[babylonsister]

19. Big. Fat. UGH. No way. I want the new prez, Obama, to pick who he

he wants. He has been stellar in his decisions thus far, I don't want to ruin a good thing.

[katsy]

20. "Let's not be idiots and throw this away."

I've been thinking this all night.

We have 2 dynamic candidates.

:thumbsup:

[THUNDER HANDS]

22. David, you know my feelings on this

I think Hillary would be much better served remaining in the senate and shooting for majority leader.

[mkultra]

24. thats a negative ghostrider, that pattern is full

Her moral bankruptcy is a bad fit with his integrity.

[Zhade]

25. I've already lived under one power-hungry VP self-granting himself unchecked power.

No more, please.

[K Gardner]

26. Nope. Not gonna happen. Ever.

[AtomicKitten]

27. That would be the antithesis of Obama's campaign theme of change and, therefore, a bad idea.

[HeraldSquare212]

28. NFW.

[greguganus]

29. No Way!! We want change, not more Clinton/Bush dynasty! n/t

[workinclasszero]

30. There might have been a chance for this

before Hillary started her scorched earth policy against Obama. That time has passed however.

I sure wouldn't want a mudslinger like Hillary to be second in command in my administration.

Not to mention having to keep an eye on Bill at all times.

Nope, no sale.

[casus belli]

31. Honestly, I think Edwards would be a much better VP

I know he has said that he will not accept a request to run as VP, but I think he would make a stellar choice for VP if he could be persuaded to do so. Honestly, I thought he was the stronger half of the Kerry/Edwards ticket and I think it could open the door for a future presidential run by Edwards.

[TexasObserver]

32. Obama Si! Hillary? not gonna be on the ticket.

[quantass]

33. After that smear campaign by her? NO CHANCE! (i wish she was clean)

[faithfulcitizen]

34. You make a great point re: # of votes, but I don't think he will/can.