[Tweety]

Originally Posted by ingelein

Really? Maybe you're right, but I thought I was pretty accepting . Clinton did a lot of things that could've split the party( maybe she HAS), all of those things could've been water under the bridge if only she would've acted as if she REALLY wanted to support Obama and bring the party back together.

Give her time. Of course she doesn't want to support Obama. But trust me on this, she wants a democrat in the whitehouse and in time will accept that it's not going to be her and she'll be supportive. She knows how to play the game.

[ingelein]

Originally Posted by Tweety

Give her time. Of course she doesn't want to support Obama. But trust me on this, she wants a democrat in the whitehouse and in time will accept that it's not going to be her and she'll be supportive. She knows how to play the game.

I do trust you, I'm trying to trust her.

[Tweety]

There's already tremendous pressure on Mr. Obama to name her as VP, so it's going to be an interesting few days.

Originally Posted by ingelein

I do trust you, I'm trying to trust her.

Can you ever really trust a politician?

[earle58]

i feel badly for hillary.
and true to her nature, she won't go easily.
why get upset about it?
actually, it's rather pathetic, eliciting pity from me.
but what a strong woman she is.

leslie

[ingelein]

Originally Posted by earle58

i feel badly for hillary.
and true to her nature, she won't go easily.
why get upset about it?
actually, it's rather pathetic, eliciting pity from me.
but what a strong woman she is.

leslie

No denying her strength.

[ingelein]

Originally Posted by Tweety

There's already tremendous pressure on Mr. Obama to name her as VP, so it's going to be an interesting few days.



Can you ever really trust a politician?

Is a banana peel slippery?

[BBFRN]

She is beginning to come around- she told AIPAC today, that Obama is a friend of Israel.

[MichaelFloridaRN]

Originally Posted by Tweety

There's already tremendous pressure on Mr. Obama to name her as VP, so it's going to be an interesting few days.



Can you ever really trust a politician?

let me think?

(one nano second later): NO !

[MichaelFloridaRN]

Originally Posted by Tweety

I thought the super delegates had to solidify their votes prior to the convention.




Why are you saying this? She was extremely graceful yesterday being very complimentary to Mr. Obama and visa versa. They both realize what a historic run it has been. They both need each other. Sure she's not jumping for joy at losing after coming so close, but she's going to back him regardless because she wants a democrat in the white-house.


I'm happy for Obama and will vote for him no matter what, even though I was a Hilliary fan, but I'm praying for a Obama-Hilary ticket. But regardless of the ticket I'm praying Obama wins White-house.

good point Tweety

We do have to realize that we seldom get a primary that goes this far. What she has achieved is a great step, in fact we could say a small step for a lady, one giant step for humanity. Let her cool down after such a long fight, and do remember that while she has not achieved her goal, she does have many supporters. And in the long run I think these supporters will see that Sen. Obama will be able to give them what they seek more likely then McCain.

As far as McCain hoping to get her supporters he should look back at his own past. Many thought that McCain supporters in 2000 would vote for Gore and they sadly did not. If they would have then we would not be in the mess we are in now.

I think that Obama and Clinton could and should work together. After all her supporters deserve it. And like Theodore Roosevelt once noted, the vice presidency is not the second most powerful part in US Government and more likely used to keep someone quiet. If looked at it from this standpoint, Obama would be better of have her as VP and keeping her quiet. Although I think that she is genuinely interested in the good for the people and NOT the good for the Clinton. Call me naive if you like.

[towntalker]

i believe that she will be the vp because it if they win she will still make history as first female vp and she will let it be known that she was the winning edge in election
i know that vp does not have any official duties but i can't believe that he can really keep her shut up
will he really have the authority to do this?
she is going to want to keep her face out in the public