I could have supported a "Unity ticket" but not after Hillary's comments...

about she and McCain being experienced to be president and all Obama has is one speech in 2002. If there were a Obama/Clinton ticket you can be sure that the GOP would replay that sound bite over and over.

Nope, Obama will end up choosing somebody else like Biden or Richardson.

I really don't want to see that happen.

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday shows Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama nationally by five percentage points in the race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination. Clinton now attracts 48% support while Obama earns 43%. Daily tracking results are collected via nightly telephone surveys and reported on a four-day rolling average basis. Virtually all of the interviews for today’s update were completed prior to the announcement of Clinton’s victories in Ohio and Texas last night.

Looking to the general election, John McCain has a slight lead over both Democrats. McCain now leads Obama 48% to 43% and Clinton 46% to 45% (see recent daily results). A Rasmussen Reports video suggests that the Clinton victories in Texas and Ohio are good news for John McCain. In Washington State, McCain leads Clinton and is essentially even with Obama. The Governor’s race in Washington is also a dead-heat.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

and once Obama gets back on track it will all even out.

And as Abraham Maslow has said "safety" is one of the most primitive needs of all...

and now he will and he will soon be winning again.

But even people who detest Hillary have a grudging respect for her knowledge of government...

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but if Obama/Clinton means we could start on McCain now, I'm all for it.

I think that would calm a lot of people down.

I'm sure Obama understands she didn't mean it as a personal attack.

There's no basis for believing she really meant it, as far as I know.

subtle, very subtle. I like.

spokesperson to CNBC's Kudlow

I understand that, in politics, there will be some criticism of the opposing candidate, but the fact that she actually rubbed it in after she won makes me think less of her.

Sorry to be crude but she has gone way over the line. Four weeks ago I would've been happy to support her. Today I can't stand the sound or sight of her. I've taken the Bush approach to Hillary, I turn her off.

The fact remains that Obama is in the lead. I have also been thinking that Biden or Richardson as VP would be the smartest move Obama could make. Either have great resumes that shore up his "inexperience".

Such a team could promote a unity and consensus ticket that would bring in voters.

There is no way that Hillary will attract voters outside her base.

The fact is that Hillary is already outperforming Obama in national polls.

She is also doing better that Obama in match-ups against John McCain.

Regardless, Obama can find a much better VP than Hillary.

come the fall. Speaking with voters who are on the fence, her divisive tactics have been heavily criticized and will lead to her defeat -- either as the potential nominee, or as the nominee.

On edit: Obama will not choose her as a VP.

She has no respect for his 20 years of work. She has no respect for his years of experience. She thinks he brings NOTHING to the White House but one speech.

That clip will be played over and over again on a unity ticket.

This is what the Obama supporters have been complaining so vigorously about. She has taken an axe to Obama and to the Dem party.

She has been destructive in ways she didn't need to be. And she will end up regretting it in the end.

That's what.

She has devalued him to the point that it would look hypocritical of either of them to be on the same ticket.

As a Presidential candidate, why would she have a VP that has no experience but one speech?

As a VP candidate, why would Obama have her on his ticket when she thinks so little of him?

I've been saying that since before she made her lame remarks the past week. They'd both be viewed as opportunistic hypocrites for even agreeing to it.

You grasp one statement to justify your irrational hatred of Hillary.

People have a better excuse to hate Obama for his McClurkin shit.