So John McCain wants Hillary’s supporters to vote for him. He is trying to divide the democratic party to get those votes by criticizing Obama for not choosing her as his VP nominee. If McCain really thinks she is the best choice for VP he should offer the position to her. But he won’t do it. John McCain is going to bow to his party leaders and stay far to the right and choose a conservative running mate. That will just continue to show his true colors. Tell ya what McCain, I recommend that you get joementum as your running mate. He was a bad choice for the democrats 4 years ago and should be the bad choice for the republicans this year.

Hilary Clinton dropped the Rodham from her name. Now if only we could get her to drop the “Presidential Nominee” from her name. :razz:

Hilary Clinton changes campaign managers on the heels of getting swept in yesterdays primaries/caucuses. They are trying to convey that this will be a seamless transition, but conventional wisdom points to further troubles down the road for the Clinton campaign.  It’s one thing to go through the struggles that Clinton is going through early in the race, like McCain did, but to do it with only half the states remaining to vote is a major setback.

Barack Obama has been building momentum for months now and finally appears to be over-taking Clinton on the national level. While Obama must have looked like a formidable foe in her rear-view mirror as the underdog, he must look down-right dangerous as the front-runner he is turning in to.

The race for the Democratic candidate for the Presidency is far from over. Especially since Clinton still appears to have a majority of the much coveted Super Delegates that threaten to rip the Democratic party apart.  How can the Super Delegates continue to back Clinton while it becomes obvious that the Nation is begging for Obama? Lets see if these politicians can shock us all by listening to the nation and changing their vote to back Obama.