Clinton / Clark 2008

[DemVet]

That's the winning combination.

As much as I respect John McCain's military service, we need to kick his ass to the curb.

This is the team that will do it.

:toast:

[AllentownJake]

1. Replace Clinton

With Obama...and we can agree. Good choice..Clinton loyalist help heal wounds.

Sorry your going to need to heal the party with your VP pick so if you somehow win better pick someone from the Obama camp.

[DemVet]

4. There is nothing to heal within this party.

This prolonged primary process has been good.

Look at all the new voters we've registered.

Those on either side, Obama supporters or Hillary supporters, who say they won't vote for the other candidate were never loyal Democrats in the first place.

edit...typo

[AllentownJake]

13. Keep telling yourself that

Your side wins overtunring the pledge delegate winner and they don't make a massive overture to reconcile with the other side starting with the VP pick prepare to make Mondale look like a winner.

[truebrit71]

36. New Voters for Obama are Dems and Indies - New Voters for HRC are rethuglicans...the difference?

Obamas new voters will vote for him in the fall, HRC's "new" voters will vote for their regular party in the fall...the Republicans.

[JoFerret]

42. The wounds that

Obama has made will fade over time. It will be harder because of his racist game playing and the nature of youth but we all know the GOP is not in our best interest.

We can't all be squished into Obama's little tent. The bubble will run out of oxygen. And his followers have let of the stink bombs of division and derision.

[oviedodem]

2. The question is do it for who??? Not the democratic side of America maybe the conservative.

[leftofcool]

3. I agree, excellent combination and we get another Rhodes Scholar

as VP

[Maribelle]

5. There is no better combination!

:patriot:

God bless America.

[cali]

6. hillary's odds at winning the nomination are so slight

at this point, I don't get posting about her as if she's likely to win it.

[saltpoint]

7. McCain, cast as a "maverick" by the media, even after his pro-Bush/pro-

Surge record of the last 7-8 years, still would lure many independents if Democrats nominate Hillary Clinton.

We can't win those independents in significant numbers with Hillary Clinton and many will be likely to drift to McCain.

With Obama we do draw those independents and we do beat McCain.

As I would rather live in a Democratic president's American instead of John McCain's America, I want the Democrat who can beat John McCain, and that only comes with support from independents.

[stevietheman]

8. If you're talking 2016, you've got a possibility there. Obama is the 2008 nominee. n/t

n/t

[DemVet]

40. He is? Oh, he has 2025 delegates now, does he?

No he does not.

[Bensthename]

9. Clark his a hip cat..

Just put Obama on the top name though, lol..
Clark is the smartest man in Wash in my opinion..

[Toucano]

10. Clinton would benefit from someone younger. n/t

[bowens43]

11. HIllary won't be the nominee

and we sure as hell don't need a military man on the ticket.

[TBF]

12. Clinton is not electable.

[hokies4ever]

14. How does it feel knowing that Hillary has written a concession speech

just in case she needs to use it tomorrow night? It'll be her first inspiring speech this campaign season.

[gateley]

15. Clark was on Maher (last season, I think)

and he was saying that the women in the ME LIKE being covered. The others on the panel when WHAT?!?! And he said yes, that's what he'd learned. That concerns me. :shrug:

[CherokeeDem]

22. They like to be covered as opposed to...

being beaten? I think I would too under those circumstances. I like Wesley Clark but not for VP. I like Obama/Richardson.

[gateley]

29. I don't think that was the point he was making --

nor did he say that. Nice projection, though. :eyes:

[WeDidIt]

16. The ONLY way Hillary can be the nominee is by NUKING the party

Do that and Hillary Clinton will become the Pyrrhus of Epirus of the 21st century.

[Upton]

17. We need a real democrat at the top of the ticket-Obama

I do agree Clark would make a good VP choice...Obama/Clark or Obama/Webb sounds good to me.

[NJSecularist]

18. Good choice. I'd give Clinton/Clark 300 electoral votes already.

On the other hand, we'll be lucky to win 250 with Obama/Clark.

[NorthCarolina]

19. Sorry, being a Progressive this is not a ticket I'd be interested in

eom

[Triana]

20. Clark - fine. Clinton - HELL no. n/t

[info being]

21. Great Republican ticket

[bunny planet]

23. No thanks, I prefer Obama / Webb myself.

[madmax]

30. Count us in on that one.

My husband thinks that's the ticket.

[Fly by night]

24. Hey, DimVet: McLame/Clinton -- now that's the (pro-war, gas tax-gimmick) ticket!!!

[nichomachus]

25. I wouldn't waste my money

printing up too many Clinton/Clark 2008 signs. Their only use will be as a curiosity of Antiques Road Show 50 years from now - and if they're too common, whoever finds them in your attic won't get much for them. And remember, tear stains will reduce their value.

[Hepburn]

26. I like Wes Clark....

...but Hillary anywhere on the ticket?

That is a total loser. People hate her.

[rodeodance]

27. I know you are right. It is a winning Dem ticket agains the Repugs.

[rodeodance]

28. REC

[lojasmo]

31. Clinton will NOT be the nominee.

[DemVet]

41. Don't bet on that unless Barry can sew it up by June 3...which he won't.

[lojasmo]

43. Not betting. Just a statement of fact.

[faithfulcitizen]

32. NO / YES

[Ka hrnt]

34. Clark/Clinton or Clark/Obama...

Would be my preference... :shrug:

[TragedyandHope]

33. A good title for an alternative history novel

[Pawel K]

35. That would have been a great attitude some time before February 5

when will you people stop being so delusional?

[Stop Cornyn]

37. Well, at least we'd win Arkansas with that ticket. I doubt we'll see either on our ticket (Clark

would be an interesting VP choice for Obama, but while I see him on the short list, I don't see him making the very short list)

[stillrockin]

38. Love him, her--not so much.

[Lucky 13]

39. Wesley Clark would not stoop to that level.

The only way Hillary is going to win now is through slander, lies, scandal, and distraction. I would like to believe that Wesley Clark wouldn't want to be a part of something that hideous.