Clinton hints at shared ticket...

[xrayzebra]

Dirty deeds, done dirt cheap.

Joe, do you really watch the show?

I had to laugh and you know I don't normally talk dirt, but
he had one where they were harvesting some kind of
s fish, I think it was, and when they pulled that thing
out of the muck it looked just like a penis. And you know him.

[Wild Cobra]

Wouldn't it be ironic if she will give Bill the VP spot. Co-presidents, right? Nothing in the cons ution prevents former president Clinton from becoming VP. It is also tradition to address people by their highest le, therefore we would have two presidents in name!

[clambake]

Wouldn't it be ironic if she will give Bill the VP spot. Co-presidents, right? Nothing in the cons ution prevents former president Clinton from becoming VP. It is also tradition to address people by their highest le, therefore we would have two presidents in name!

then hillary would choose his interns......and i bet they all look like mccain.

[Spawn]

yeah the only reason hispanics are voting for hillary is because she's hispanic and black folks are voting for obama because he's black..makes perfect sense..

with blacks voting at an 80% clip for Obama doesn't that have racial overtones?

I bet you didn't have a problem when Blacks were voting for B. Clinton or other Democratic canidates at an 80%+ clip but when it is against your prefered canidate it's a problem huh?

[boutons_]

Hillary is a long way numerically from winning. Who will be her Veep is hardly her priority. Baiting Obama supporters with the veep possibility is a ing switcheroo.

I expect her hubby to be in the cabinet, maybe Secretary of State. He's been shmoozing with a lot of heads of state these past 7 years.

[RashoFan]

Hillary is a long way numerically from winning. Who will be her Veep is hardly her priority. Baiting Obama supporters with the veep possibility is a ing switcheroo.

I expect her hubby to be in the cabinet, maybe Secretary of State. He's been shmoozing with a lot of heads of state these past 7 years.

Well, ol' Billy boy knows all about head shmoozing...

[boutons_]

Obama's people are saying they picked up 183 delegates Tuesday,while Hillary picked up 187, closing the gap on Obama by only 4 delegates.

Obama apparently has 50 superdelegates who will commit to him "this week"

Can anybody find anything, NOT coming from Hillary's camp, that she has a chance? I can't.

Looking the delegates, it's ova.

[Yonivore]

"When Senator Obama was confronted with questions over whether he was ready to be Commander-in-Chief and steward of the economy, he chose not to address those questions, but to attack Senator Clinton. I for one do not believe that imitating Ken Starr is the way to win a Democratic primary election for president."

Yeah, that whole Clinton-Obama/Obama-Clinton ticket idea? I'm not sure they're going to be able to repair some the relationship damage being done here.

[George Gervin's Afro]

I bet you didn't have a problem when Blacks were voting for B. Clinton or other Democratic canidates at an 80%+ clip but when it is against your prefered canidate it's a problem huh?

I don't have a problem with black people.. none at all.. why are you so defensive? Do you have a problem with a certain race of people voting for someone soley on their race? I do...but this is America and we can all vote for who we want.. Hispanics, for whatever reason, like the Clintons but I can tell you it's not based on their race..

[Mr. Peabody]

IHispanics, for whatever reason, like the Clintons but I can tell you it's not based on their race..

No?

Obama, Activists Comment On Black, Hispanic Divide
Activist's Remarks Spark Strong Reactions From Local Hispanic, African American Leaders
DALLAS (CBS 11 News) ― In an interview with Tracy Rowlett, noted Latino community activist Adelfa Callejo told CBS 11 that Hispanics would not support a Black candidate in the Texas primary.

"Obama has the problem that he happens to be Black," said Callejo when asked if it was smart for Senator Barack Obama to reach out to Latino voters.

"When Blacks had the numbers, they didn't do anything to support us," said Callejo. "They always used our numbers to fulfill their goals and objectives, but they never really supported us, and there's a lot of hard feelings about that. I don't think we're going to get over it anytime soon."

She's not the only one. I've seen the same sentiment in my own family.