Barack Obama - Hillary will do everything she can to hurt you as your VP selection....

[Vote2008]

Just look at the mocking and the insults you have had to put up with during this primary.

If you pick her as VP, she will constantly do things behind your back to hurt you.

Bill Clinton will second guess everything you do and talk to the press about it.

Hillary will not be a supportive VP because she will NEVER get over you beating her in the primary. She will hold a grudge forever.

She cannot be a good loser. Please understand this!!!

[Bensthename]

1. Hillary better not be the VP.. Many would rather stay home

then vote with her name any where on a ticket..

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

18. You count me among them. As much as I love Obama . . .

I would never let Hillary or Bill anywhere near the WH. I've got to believe Obama has more sense than to pick Hillary for his VP. We'll see if he is true to his promise to promote change in politics.

[Labors of Hercules]

37. This is a non-issue.

Obama already knows who his likely VP will be, and it is NOT Hillary.

[rug]

35. Including you?

[TheDonkey]

43. what scares me too is the amount of republicans who would be energized to come out

if a Clinton is anywhere near the ticket.

[BOSSHOG]

2. What will you

whine about until November if Obama gets the nomination and Clinton is not the VP select? Do you Obama supporters have meetings and divvy up the whining talking points? You are not serving your candidate well.

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[Hutzpa]

4. Oh he will understand,

if he doesn't, I'll kick him in the back of his head myself....


:P


:spank:

[Texas Hill Country]

9. self delete

[Vote2008]

30. I hope you are right!

[Exilednight]

5. I'm waiting for Hillary to declare victory on June 3rd, and then yell that Obama is trying to ......

steal the nomination from her.

[shadowknows69]

13. I can see that happening

That's essentially what she's doing with her popular vote fantasy.

[Exilednight]

16. So can I. I wish I could say I was being sarcastic, but I can honestly see this happening. n/t

[Exilednight]

28. I alread hear the speech in my head ........

http://notesunderground.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/predicting-the-future-for-hillary/

[BlooInBloo]

14. HAHAHAHA!!! I would pay to see that!

[nebula]

6. If BO is stupid enough to pick her as his VP

he isn't fit to to be President.



someone with such disastrously poor judgment isn't fit for high office.

[RaleighNCDUer]

10. Which is why I am confident he will do no such thing. nt

[Vote2008]

21. He needs to ignore the pressure he will get!

[shadowknows69]

7. I agree

I think she'd undermine him the whole first term and run against him in 2012. The woman's ambition is bigger than her party loyalty.

[BklynChick]

8. I would not put anything past her to get into the Oval Office, I sure hope he's watching his back

and that those paid to do so are extremely vigilant.

[redstate_democrat]

11. Everyone knows this. Barack knows.

and Michelle definitely knows despite comments to the contrary. Hillary and her husband are not getting anywhere near that ticket.

[Occam Bandage]

12. Yeah, that's what he needs. Bring on a bitter backseat driver, with

an self-important ex-President trying to muck about his old stomping grounds.

[TexasObserver]

15. Obama is brilliant, which means he's far to bright to let her drag down the ticket.

I have complete faith that he will never pick Hillary for VP.

[rucky]

17. Keep your friends close...

[Cali_Democrat]

22. Hillary is not Obama's friend nor his enemy

She is a thorn in his side.

[CoffeeCat]

19. This is why Hillary is behaving like a lunatic now...

She's kicking and screaming because she knows she's not
going to be on the ticket.

She's a lying snake.

I love the Hill lie-of-the-day for Monday: "Let's suggest that Obama will
be declaring victory in his speech tomorrow in Iowa. He's trying to push
me out of the race!"

Clearly, Obama has said repeatedly that the race should go on, and tomorrow's
speech in Iowa, is about celebrating their successes and their lead in the delegate count.

Don't tell that to snake woman though. She's too busy framing Obama's every move
with vitriol.

The notion of her as vp is a fargin joke. Obama is about a new kind of uplifting,
mature politics. Hillary is all venom all the time.

Obama won't pick her. The party big wigs have signaled this reality, so have many
Superdelegates. You can't expect to fly with the eagles if you're constantly slithering
on your belly in the dirt--searching for injured woodchucks to swallow whole.

[leftofcool]

20. yawn

[grytpype]

23. Right, she's going to want to run against him in the 2012 primary!

Good thing she's never going to be offered the job.

[StevieM]

24. The only point to all this VP talk is to "deny" it to Hillary. She doesn't want the job (eom)

[Beacool]

25. You know this how????

Oh, the perpetual drama of the Obama supporters. LOL!!!!!

[Ytzak]

26. There are so many people who claim to support Obama yet simply don't trust Obama...

to make the best choice for his VP slot. If you can not trust you candidate to make the most important single choice he may make during his tenure in office, why they hell do you support him.

Once he formally reaches 2025, he should be allowed to run his campaign in whatever way he thinks is best to win. If he chooses Hillary, so be it. If he chooses someone else, so be it. I trust him to make the correct decision and will back him.

[Vote2008]

42. Stupid logic. What if he picked Jeb Bush? Support him?

[Ytzak]

44. Even dumber counter argument.. Why not suggest Obama/Cheney 2008?

Apparently you don't trust Obama to make a choice that he feels will give him the best chance of winning. I will vote for the Democratic Ticket, whoever is on it, because winning the White House is critical at this time in our history. I'll keep my eyes on the prize.

[Clear Blue Sky]

27. Quite right. Expect her to undermine him big time.

Suppose he got impeached and convicted (which she might facilitate). Guess who would then be ready to take over.

[bain_sidhe]

29. What a lovely day for character assassination

Clinton is Obama's competition for the Democratic nomination. She is not the devil, she is not satan, she is not evil.

The contest will end in three weeks. The hard feelings this kind of character assassination creates will not.

Quit it.

(Not that you'll read this far, but I support Obama, and I don't think he should pick Clinton as his running mate. I still say, quit it.)

[Marrah_G]

31. I would make a crack about Unity if I thought for a minute you actually support Obama

[burythehatchet]

32. You stated it in a lot kinder terms than I did.

POSIP (Piece of Shit in a Pantsuit)

[MonkeyFunk]

33. No she won't

don't be silly.

She's run against him - that's all. she's not his mortal enemy.

[Vote2008]

46. Wrong!

[JohnnyLib2]

34. Jeez, you don't trust Obama's judgment on this? What's with that?

I do, and I'll be voting for Hillary tomorrow.

[Vote2008]

36. LOL....when will you vote for her. IN NY for senate??

[JohnnyLib2]

41. In the Kentucky primary tomorrow, but my point was

that Obama hopefully is equipped to make the wise choice.

[KoKo]

38. From your LIPS to OBAMA's EARS.... But why post this advice on DU?

Why not just send him an e-mail at his web site? :shrug:

[Vote2008]

39. For discussion. Like any other post!!!

[KoKo]

40. But, how does one "discuss" a "given?" There's nothing there to discuss....n/t

[invictus]

45. K & R

[Mme. Defarge]

47. There's just been too much talk

about "something happening" to Obama for my comfort level. Even if it is simply poor taste, it is unacceptable in a VP candidate.