Having a WOMAN in the White House would be an HISTORIC CHANGE; Barack Obama, a man, more of the same. Vote Hillary: the candidate of CHANGE! Hillz 4eva!

Yeah. This is a much more refreshing way to wrap it up, as opposed to PA. However the chips may fall come Tuesday, he is back on message, emphasizing his roots and keeping it classy.

Hate to say I was ever watcing Larry King, but he had Sydney Poitier on last night, and he said the most intestin thing. He never promoted movies because he could not make himself understood in sound bites. I couldn't help but think of Obama the whole time he was saying this. These deep men simply cannot be digested quickly.

Apparently no one's ever told you that it's better to keep your mouth shut and appear to be a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.

MyDD is famously pro-Clinton, to the point that members thing The News Hour (both PBS and NPR) is biased, and the only sdource of balanced news is FOX News.

By the way, I've noticed that you haven't even bothered trying to come up w/ a counter to the commercial, and have just gone right into a priori, ad hominem straw-man mode

Why are you watching Fox News?

Like your emoticon.

I stumbled on Fox tonight, too. Geraldo was saying that black people in IN are angry because they feel like Obama is ignoring them. Yeah--we blacks are so stupid. We have no idea the guy has a huge deficit with working-class voters, and we will hold it against him that he's trying to reach out to this demographic. Fox must people are really stupid.

Uh...voters in Guam who waited in line to vote, maybe?

Pat wants to run against Hillary so badly it hurts.

The next week is going to brutal for her.

Tuesday is when we can start saying that the gap between Clinton and Obama is a large as the amount of delegates Obama needs to clinch the nomination, thus Clinton would need to win 2-1 of the remaining delegates.

Dude, haven't you been to the pump?

Buck fifty a gallon for premium today. I shit you not ; )

The only gas that has passed has come from gotalife.

Oy vey, I don't know about that. I remain cryogenically frozen to the notion. Plus, what the commenter says about the Lincoln/Kennedy outcomes makes me shiver and, well, let's just not go there.

Makes me wanna vomit, but he has some valid points.

No way!! Her pitiful campaign is planting that idea all over. If she's on the ticket, I hate to say it, but I don't know how/whether I would vote.

You know, I donated, registered voters and canvassed for Obama in three states. I didn't do that to have the Clintons, their "complicated" relationship with the truth and all that drama ("Shame on you!") back in the White House. I think she's not fit for office and I don't think I can cast a vote that might put her there.

Nope.

Not happenin - I hope.

another woman would be very nice. Let's find another woman to be Obama's Veep.

Yeah, as much as I hate the idea, he does make some good points. I think it would be a good election ticket but a bad Whitehouse ticket. I still think there are other better choices that don't come in the form of the Clintons. Besides, my main dissent is that we want a VP that can hold the WH after 8 years, Clinton wouldn't be that person. That and the requirement for food tasters for Obama.
He uses the Kennedy/Johnson comparison but of course Kennedy was assassinated and there are many conspiracy theorists out there that think Johnson played a role. No, there are better options out there, although I guess I wouldn't vomit anymore if it did happen, just be disappointed.

What exactly are Sullivan's "good points" that y'all are talking about? You're buying into the notion that (1) Hillary really has connected to working people, and (2) she could and would be able to bring those folks in to a unified Dem ticket. I don't buy either premise.

And Sullivan says: "But what we've seen in this campaign is how resilient the Clintons are and how dangerous they will be to any Democratic president who isn't beholden to them."

And then he says Obama should co-opt them. Yuck. First, I don't believe that you will ever co-opt the Clintons. Second, this is the Dem's opportunity to break this dysfunctional hold the Clinton's have on the party. Let her go back to being the junior Senator from New York. Hopefully she's burned enough bridges in this process that the notion of her becoming Majority Leader will never see the light of day (I would have welcomed her over Reid in that role during Bush's presidency, but we don't need a Majority Leader during an Obama presidency that doesn't put the party's interests and agenda ahead of her own).

Let's become the 50-state party of Obama and Dean and let the Clintons fade away as gracefully as they can under the unfortunate circumstances they have created.

I got frostbite a long time ago. Even if it did get warmer, I wouldn't feel it.

If you want to credit Obama for turning the 6th LA district, which voted for Bush by 59% in 2004, into one that a Dem can be very competitive in, well, by all means...

chirp!

Did somebody say something?

Cazayoux won, ass clown.

Wow. It's official. 49-46.

And everyone remember, gotalife credits Obama with this success.

Nice!

WOO HOOO!!!!! Go Cazayoux !

Repubs have got to be shaking in their boots. This is pickup #2 for the year already.