Don't know...don't care.

"Never murder your opponent when he is committing suicide." ~ W. Churchill

I would have said a resounding NO. I now voted for the first choice because it best fit what I believe at the moment...bho will be forced into it by the dnc. michelle ma belle will be mad as h... tho'.

He may offer the veep position to Hillary to heal the division amongst the dems, but she may well refuse out of pride.

Will McCain pick Hillary as Veep?

ok ok relax, just stirring the pot. 

"We are going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good."... Karl Marx? Nope, it was Hillary Clinton.

hillary won't take it knowing Obama is going to lose in the fall. Then she will come back and say......."see I told you so!!" then she will run again in 4 years................rerun hillary.

I picked yes because she will force it, but it is hard to predict what will happen.  If it is true the Clintons are murderers and they did indeed kill Ron Brown, Vince Foster and a host of others besides throwing many under teh bus (literally) then she may want the VP slot.  But, there are too many ideas out there to really tell what is going on.

For my money I think Ill pay attention to Dick Morris as he was a close confidant of both Clintons and may have some inkling as to what Shillary may do.

Nuke em til they glow then shoot em in the dark.

I picked "Yes because she will force it? Just in case Obama is keeping up with polls. I want him thinking we feel he is spinless. His new courage will surely be worth quite a few l-gaff's

"Television is a freak show" Bernie Goldberg

The Clintons are nothing if not calculating.  Hillary will always be looking for the option that is best for Hillary rather than the option that is best for her party or the country.  My guess is that Obama doesn't want her and she doesn't want to be on his ticket.  As a whole, I don't believe Republicans are that engaged in the upcoming general election.  While many will be eager to vote down the ballot, they will not be inclined to vote for a candidate that they detest (McCain).  Advantage Obama.  If, however, Obama picks Clinton, the general level of distaste for the Clintons will weigh down the Democratic ticket.  For all the Barbra Streisand-style carpies that a Clinton place on the ticket will attract, that nomination would bring many times that just to vote against the Clintons.  Advantage McCain.  My guess is that Clinton will publicly support but privately undermine Obama in the hopes that he loses to McCain and becomes damaged goods in 2008.  Then she can begin her "I Told You So" run for 2012. 

"Government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it." -Ronald Reagan

With the Clintons you always have to keep your eye on the ball. NOthing is done without purpose or spontaneously. Every move is a calculation and has at least three deliberate routes it can take. I do not think she even wants the VP slot. She is through being second banana (she did it for Bill). I do think she has some demands that must be met if he wins in the fall. Most likely some kind of high, lone position where she can be in the limelight for herself and better position herself for a later run. Ive heard rumor she is trying to get her campaign debts paid off as well. Don't be surprised if she isn't one of the key speakers at their Convention. You can bet the fat lady hasn't even started warming up to sing yet. The other thing going on here is when she steps down you can take it to the bank it will be for "the good of the Party and America" so she can appear to be magnanimous, and the supporters and media will literally swoon from adoration. There will be endless accolades, quivering lips and uncontrollable weeping. Joy Behar will nominate Hillary for Sainthood and then we will have "closure" (whatever the hell that means).

And I can't blame him. Besides, accepting second place on the ticket would too demeaming for Hillary. She feels that first place is her entitlement.

This just in: According to CNN, Jimmy Carter is going to endorse Obama. Almost makes you feel sorry for the guy. Almost, but not quite.

No, he doesn't want to have to watch his back 24/7.

Chai

“A liberal is a man who will give away everything he doesn’t own.” —Frank Dane

Obama's campaign is about "Change" so Hillary can't be his Veep.

He could find another less divise woman to help unite the party, like Nancy Pelosi - just kidding, of course.  No possible way Obama will share a stage with Bill & Hillary.

 I heard this on Rush today, that if she got the VP nod, that she and Bill would run a shadow government.  There is no way he is going to pick her, even if they try to force him to.  He know's that she'd be running things like it or not, and he would be a figure head.  IMHO.

"If a man does his best, what else is there"?

General George S. Patton Jr.