Blogcritics Comments on Offers I Can't Refuse: An Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama Ticket?

Comment by Heloise on Offers I Can't Refuse: An Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama Ticket?

Sun, 3 Feb 2008 20:58:20 EST

Can you believe it? My relatives have come out for Obama big time. I am really not surprised. And those (so-called) spiritual people who turned their backs on me and said that the "regular" people would never respond to my message--WRONG. And to those who said that I didn't know Jack, think again. I am Jack, so I must know him pretty well--LOL! All kidding aside, not kidding really, the Kennedys, my Kennedys, have come through. Brother Ted and sister Caroline, Oprah, and shockers: Maria Shriver!! Caroline even trotted out my old videos and made a fab ad for Obama. I hate it when my hair blows in the wind. But these endorsements are no blowing in the wind. Obama is "The One." Sorry, I missed the radio show because Thursday is my late night at work. I write it, they repeat it: My headline was the final question of the debate: Obama Clinton ticket. And he put Obama's name first, jsut as I did. I did not call it a dream ticket for obvious reasons. Heloise PS: Will the super delegates keep Hillary off the ticket? That's a thought.

Comment by Mike Johnston on Offers I Can't Refuse: An Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama Ticket?

Sat, 26 Jan 2008 12:17:30 EST

What do you mean by; "I'm not a black woman running for a white office"? What is a white office exactly

Comment by Arch Conservative on Offers I Can't Refuse: An Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama Ticket?

Sat, 26 Jan 2008 10:52:13 EST

The Clintons will stop at nothing to win it. They know that this is Hillary's one and only chance. If she loses in 2008 she will never be president. Obama on the other hand can lose and possibly live to fight another day. I don't understand why so many people support these two when they have proven time and time again that they will do anything to get power. They will destroy the lives of anyone who gets in thier way without a seconds thought. Quite frankly....they're sociopaths. If the Dems do go with Hillary over Obama I wonder if Obama would have any self respect and turn down their offer to be VP. If Obama did accept thier offer after months of their smearing him with the most vile and viscious indirect racial politics then I don't see how anyone could ever again say that Obama stands for anything. If Hillary does win the nomination, which I believe she will, I believe all of the hatred of the Clintons for the past 20 years will come boiling up like never before and this time the stuff that's brought up about these two sociopaths will finally stick and the GOP candidate, whomever it is, will win.

Comment by Lee Richards on Offers I Can't Refuse: An Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama Ticket?

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 11:13:53 EST

I doubt she would take second spot on the ticket--being subordinate isn't her strong suit--but stranger things have happened in politics. Such a diverse ticket would probably generate a lot of votes from Democrats and Independents, women, minorities, and urban voters...but Democrats are often very good at finding ways to defeat themselves. Could the two of them really put aside egos and different worldviews long enough to cooperate and campaign convincingly, as Kennedy and Johnson did?