Hillary has attacked Obama, saying he does nothing but make speeches with no solutions. She said he can’t be trusted and that he says one thing in public and something else in private. She talks about her experience and even praise McCain but took a shot a Obama’s experience basically saying he’s not ready to run the country but now he should be her VP, one step away from being president if something happened to her. If she truly believed what she was saying about Barack surely she would look elsewhere for a VP, or maybe she’ll just say anything to win.

A Clinton-Obama ticket sounds ridiculous...especially after all the mood swings and personal attacks that came from the Clinton campaign. Ms. Clinton did not win Texas because she did not win in the delgate count, she is still about 140 pledged delegates behind Obama, and just cannot catch up. Obama has also gained ground in the SuperDelegates.

Wyoming was a big loss for Ms. Clinton because of that states history in supporting woman.

CNN has been a little better in reporting this weekend, but they still tend to over state facts at times.

Claudia in NB Canada

If Hillary Clinton truly believes that Barack Obama is not ready to be Commander in Chief, then why would she want him to be the VP. Isn't it important to pick a running mate that you think would be able to be Commander in Chief if anything should happen to the President. She is saying that he is not qualified. How does she know that nothing would happen on Day 2 that would put him in that position? So, is she saying that he is qualified, or not?

They think if they propose both on the ticket (of course with Hillary at the top) that this will appeal to people, and pull votes from Obama, as he has not agreed to a "dual" ticket.

Of course, if Hillary pulls it off, she will probably do something crappy to Obama so he won't want to be on the ticket. She then has that out.

We don't need more years of evil bickering in the White House. I am a Republican, but will vote for Obama for president. I will never vote for Hillary.

Bill Clinton has it backward about who's bringing in the rural votes. Obama will sweep an arc of solid RED states - Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina.

Clintons are desperate now, you got a watch what comes out of their mouths. Like Limbaugh, they sound good if you don't know the facts are twisted. I don't think Mississippians are buying into that.

Plus, if the nomination goes that far, Clinton still has to come to Indiana (May 6 primary) and convince Hoosiers that Sen. Evan Bayh (one of her national campaign co-chairs) still has a shot at veep. Plus, she has no foreign policy experience, made a bad call on Iraq - she'd probably pick Gen. Wesley Clark if she has to take on McCain.

Another cheap election eve campaign trick . . . .

Our side will never sign off for a woman who is a BLATANT hypocritical lying, no ethics sleaze bucket. She's a disgusting MONSTER.

Stop dreaming Hillary and the Hillbots.

BTW...if we are fortunate to have earned the trust of our party, we don't want either of them 5 states near us. Plus, all of you who want to go and follow her – PLEASE LEAVE. We don't want two faced traitors in party.

The Clintons need OBAMA more the Obama needs CLINTON...to keep the young voters and crossover votes that Obama brings...

And Why do Hillary keep saying Obama cant win the Blue states...that is a small argument...CA, NY, NJ,MI MA, PA? These states vote Democratic anyway in presidential contest, OH and Fl are toss up states and can go either way...

Obama '08

It is impossible for Hillary to win the nomination mathematically.

What the Clinton camp is trying to do is to create a false notion that it is ok to vote for Hillary. No way! Don't fall for that.

BE CAREFUL OBAMA, the Clinton camp is very crafty.

you are right about Gloria . I can't stand watching her.i'm a conservative democrat and i remember 2004 when Kerry was swift boated by The republican attack machine(ken melhman,karl rove,ed mckinnon– bushies) and they are unified and lining up behing Mc cain to smear whoever democratic nominee that will come ahead. It is time to be practical and not emotional and look at the big picture (no name calling please) both candidates have a solid grip on their constituents and neither will crack (sorry cable news it will not happen) and the best way to unite the party is to have them on the ticket. Obama should think about it and not try to wave it as he is doing now because he is loosing that subliminal battle in the minds of all democrats because most of us want that. President Clinton is right ( The greatest democratic strategist of a longtime- ) I do not care if it is Obama -Clinton or Vice versa. What i care is to win back the white house and not be drawn in that personality contest that Clinton or obama are doing without an end game . Hope you all be good.

Translation: we're going to use Obama for votes, then relegate him to a role that will be largely ceremonial given that Bill will be Hillary's co-president, just as Gore was relegated to the sidelines in favor of Hillary during Bill's administration.

Don't do it, Obama.

Such a ticket would do two things. 1. it would end Sen Obama's national political career and prospects. 2. It would ensure that Senator McCain would win the election.

Sen Clinton is such a divisive force in America, she is so hated by almost half of the population, that the politics of hatred and division would continue for at least another four years. The challenges that are facing the next president are of such magnitude, that Senator Clinton would be buried beneath them because she will not attract the broad range of thinkers with new innovative approaches, and the positive forward looking people that will be needed to deal with those challenges.

If either Clinton or McCain win the presidency, they will be one term presidents, and may God have mercy on the nation.

Anyway, why is CNN blocking comments posted against Hillary. This is the 7th time it did for no reason.

Tell me who is two-faced?

The Clintons will do anything to win.

ALthough – Obama/Clinton would suit me just fine. I would vote for that!

Billary doesn't think Obama is good enough to be president but as we've been seeing, riding coattails is just fine. You're right, Mercury – I don't think he would agree to have her as his VP, which is as it should be. Again, anything to get back into the White House, huh? They are insufferable. It should be all or nothing with Obama. His clock isn't ticking like hers is. He knows we don't need the Clinton drama in the White House – ever again.

Clinton is behind in delegates and the popular vote, and she's not going to catch up before the convention. Maybe she should stop posturing and ask him if he'd consider her for VP.

I've never seen someone think they're so entitled to the Presidency of the United States of America. That alone should give everyone pause about Clinton's campaign.

Clinton-Obama would be a great ticket, but I don't think it will happen. They both have been successful in their strategies and I think that when it is all said and done, it will be very close and my fear is that regardless of who the nominee is, the people that support the one that doesn't win will feel outed and won't show up for the Dems in November.