1.  Dynasty question.
   
2.  WTF to do with Bill.
   
3.  Clinton library donations/pardons.
   
4.  They don't much like each other; Obama needs someone he can trust and work with.

It can't happen. What's the storyline? Clintons the power behind the throne? You think that won't get 53% of the vote and 300 EVs?

  We can't stop those; they -will- come, after the convention.  The polls are close now, but primary watchers are few, and the 527 ads will hit mainstream voters on prime time.  Obama's chicago history is actually worse than anything they feel they might have on Hillary from what I've seen.  With Hillary expectations are low (people already always suspect so much no matter how often even a vociferous Starr clears them), but with Obama, they're high (on the part of voters).

  For an idea of what subject matter will come up, google
    pringle .nz

  She's a progressive writer, sort of along the lines of Greg Palast in the rest of her articles online, but with her extremely tedious perusal of records and also an often unworkable presentation of things she feels she's found and confirmed, most people could not get through them, and of course investigating Obama's Chicago history is not a progressive's exercise.  It's not sensational stuff - just unseemly.  I'm one who can't get through most of it, but I've read enough to know there's some real trouble here.  The Chicago political scene is just so unsavory and it's the antithesis of what he presents, which, if shown clearly, gives us colliding images of Obama.  One wonders why he couldn't have made better alliances in those days.

The clear winning ticket was Clinton/Obama, but it's a little late for that now.

I just read about that plan. V. annoying if you ask me. Makes one want to ask for one's campaign contributions back.

I wish we could get a nice, long look at the Internal Polling which scared these guys enough to run to the NY Times and publicly urge Obama to can the "Hope" talk and get to specifics.

And I seriously doubt he will choose Hillary for VP.  His ego, his campaign advisers, his desire to make history all by himself ... all of that points to him choosing someone other than her.  

You lurk in the background, rarely participate in the conversation, and looking at your history, you are actually stalking several commenters here.

She will hold up where she has always been - a lot of people hate her - Republicans and Obama supporters, more really like her - the ones that Obama needs to win the election.

While he would gain the support of some Hillary fans he would lose the support of much of his base.

Many people who support him, volunteer for him, and donate money, would not if he picked Hillary.

Barring a divine intervention, I believe Obama will remain the lame duck candidate that many have already labeled him to be.

He doesn't choose Hillary, he loses a significant group of women/white working class/Hispanic voters.

And according to you, if he chooses Hillary, he loses his base of young/AA voters.

Let's try to remember that the only way there could be "hundreds" of - to use your term - Obamanics (soon to be Obama-depressives, I think) for every Puma and Clintonite would be if he had received a hundred times the votes she did, and we know that didn't happen.

To read your comment, one would have to conclude that the only logical choice for Obama's VP is...Obama himself, because that's the only way he's ever going to have his own presidency.

And given that Clinton has been doing nothing but urging her supporters to get behind Obama, your "vision" of daily Clinton VP pressers where she takes him to task is just laughable.  Really almost not deserving of comment, but it's just too much to pass up.

And it's clearly something that does not exist in reverse.

They, like Judas Richardson, will comfort themselves by making up stories -- heck, I can write they're breast-beating scripts right now:

1.  He had to do it to win the election, and it doesn't matter because VP has no power anyway.

2.  Clinton the She-Monster forced him to do it.

3.   It's the most genius move ever!  Only Obama could have thought of it.

4.   (my favorite):  He's only pretending she's his VP pick now, he's secretly planning to fire her as soon he gets in office, right before he starts enacting his secret progressive policies.

I would not vote for him with her on the ticket.  I would vote independent.

No?

Dammit.  That WOULD be the right thing, but you're right in that he won't do it.  He'd rather rule in hell than serve in heaven, to quote Milton.