Lewis says dream ticket "unstoppable"

He really does need to retire, and, enjoy his life. Pelosi has already said it won't happen, and, seeing how HRC and O can't seem to even be in the same room with each other, I don't see it happening either. HRC will never be second fiddle to Obama, she just does not seem like a team player at all, for crying out loud, she won't even vote for him if he gets the nomination, just like some of her supporters have said they won't on some blogs.

i am a hc fan who WILL vote for obama in nov if he is chosen as the dem nominee even as mccain wins in nov... i have never heard ANY HC fan say they will not do the same however, i DO hear OBAMA fans who plan to vote for mccain/slander all hc fans/damn the clintons and all hc supporters to hell etc...daily!!! everyone who ever has anything less than worshipful to say about obama solo is always attacked... case in point: even the above poster has called for your retirement simply because u have suggested a valid dream ticket shame!!! clinton-obama 2008! alicia banks aliciabanks.blogspot.com

Umm, Miss Banks, this weeks Newsweek's magazine has an article on the vitriol that is surrounding the Obama/Clinton race and its effect on friends and other Democrats who are on different sides of the candidates, and, more than a few of her supporters have said they won't support Obama, check the article out before disparaging what I have wrote. I realize that your words are the only ones you deem the right ones, but, sorry, in this day and age its not that hard to find the facts on this statement or anything else about this election, its on 24/7. And, how is the ticket valid with her on top of it, if she hasn't won the popular vote nor has as many delagtes at this point in time?? You have a wonderful day, and, keep on cheering for Hillary at the top of your lungs or keyboard, do your thang if you feel she is the one worthy of your vote! And, I admit as I have for months now, I won't vote for if she is the candidate, I'll be going for Cynthia McKinney on election day, no Obama, no interest in the outcome, as is my choice and right thanks.

Right behind you, Luther. I'm voting for Nader--if Obama is not the candidate.

So, while Hillary and Barack bloody each other up, here's Sen. McCain, sitting back and taking the time to select a running mate that balances his weaknesses in all of the traditional ways -- age, ideology, geography. If Obama wins, he'll pick someone who helps more than Hillary. If Hillary wins, she'll lose unless Obama comes on board. Here's a great rundown of how it should work, when things are in place: http://digits.hrblock.com/ssDigits/digits.php?rType=1&sPath=1140&sNode=1140&uId=198