Would you support a Clinton-Obama ticket?

[Onlooker]

Poll question: Would you support a Clinton-Obama ticket?

[saltpoint]

1. 'Will support the Democratic ticket in November.

[NWHarkness]

2. People who vote no

Ought to just leave now, rather than wait to stab us all in the back later.

[LandOLincoln]

4. Agreed, but of course they won't. n/t

[Clintonista2]

3. Yes

[jlake]

5. Reluctantly. Hillary needs someone like Clark to be an attack dog on the campaign

trail and in office.

[cali]

6. She needs the African American vote

even more. And they are alienated right now.

[jlake]

10. No they are not, and certainly would not be in the GE.

Obama really does not offer much to a Hillary ticket.
He would work well with Biden, Dodd, Richardson etc. ... but I don't see what he adds to Hillary.

[cali]

14. Oh, yes they are. Obama got over 80% yesterday

And Michigan was a tell too. And sorry, but there's real resentment building in the African American community toward her and Bill. Do some reading and listening. I'm not suggesting Obama as a V.P. But she's got a fuck of a lot of work to do to heal the wounds she's created.

[nevergiveup]

7. Somewhere

between enthusiastically and reluctantly. As a progressive would I have any other options? I do not, however, believe their is a chance in hell of Hillary asking Obama to be VP. The Clinton's will forever be angry at him for trying to steal their show.

[onehandle]

8. Where's just plain Yes? nt

[zanne]

9. Obama won't settle for VP

And he won't have to.

[Eurobabe]

12. I agree with you, if Hillary gets the nom

it'll be Evan Bayh.

[Colobo]

11. Absolutely.

[enid602]

13. yes

A Clinton/Obama ticket would be our best hope against what I see as a potential McCain/Huckabee ticket.

[TheWebHead]

15. I'd say Barack would rather stay an illinois senator

being a hillary vp frankly would have its disadvantages because of the bill factor... and frankly because of gender politics. someone who has developed high name id doesn't need the vp position, whereas it's more logical for someone like bayh despite the misgivings about how the vp role would be viewed due to bill's influence.

[Big Blue Marble]

16. If Clinton wins the nomination,

I do not think she will offer or Obama will accept the VP nod. At that point, If he wants a political future,
he would far better off to distance himself from the Clintons, Ask Gore how that worked out for him.

Elected or not the Cllintons are the past and Obama is the future of this country.

[okasha]

17. Reluctantly,

because I would not vote for Obama at the top of the ticket. For VP, I'd prefer Bill Richardson or Wes Clark.

[LWolf]

18. Not only no, but HELL NO. n/t