An Obama/Clinton Ticket?

[Townsend]

One thing is certain, if Hillary were to replace the president, there would be no Republican candidate capable of standing against her. 

There isn't one capable to stand against a dead gopher.

[Teatownclown]

Was it FOTD that predicted this? Would Biden switch jobs with her? And if not, she'd be perfect for SCOTUS. She could straighten out some of the mess they've gotten us into. I mean, you can't go back and erase the Bushevik election and it's awful outcome but maybe we could establish person hood....it's back to that "it takes a village" metaphor. I think she'd be a better fit in there with Clowance Thomas, Tony Scalia, and the other bozos...

Looking forward....to 2012!

[Gaspar]

They've really been hammering the Doodle Poodle about Hillary lately.

[Townsend]

They've really been hammering the Doodle Poodle about Hillary lately.

Who has been?

[Conan71]

Who has been?

You know.  The "they".

[Townsend]

You know.  The "they".

Oh man, them again?

[nathanm]

Oh man, them again?

They seem to have their fingers in every pie.

[Townsend]

They seem to have their fingers in every pie.

Prob not just fingers...

[Gaspar]

Now this surprises me, it looks like President Obama is going to stick with Biden!??
http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/presidential-campaign/243983-white-house-says-obama-is-sticking-with-biden-as-running-mate

I mean, he's got 21 days left to replace him, but apparently Hillary may not be willing to play ball, and he may have to continue the daily face-palm routine with old Joe.

[RecycleMichael]

I can tell you are deeply concerned. Why?

[Townsend]

I can tell you are deeply concerned. Why?

Because the Ryan ticket is losing.

[RecycleMichael]

Ain't no way to "Save Privatize Ryan."

[Townsend]

White House rejects McCain comments on Biden

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/theoval/post/2012/08/obama-rejects-mccains-advice-on-biden/1#.UC1Zz91lTYh

The White House to John McCain: Thanks for the vice presidential advice, but no thanks.

McCain, responding to a question yesterday on Fox News, said that "it might be wise" for President Obama to switch Vice President Biden in favor of Hillary Rodham Clinton -- though he also noted "it's not going to happen, obviously."

He's a great one to give advice about picking a VP.  Holy lipstick.

[Gaspar]

I can tell you are deeply concerned. Why?

Because we have two attractive options and one dismal one.

1. Best option. . .Romney/Ryan stop the madness, the spending, and the uncertainty.

2. Good option. . .President Obama drops Joe and picks up clinton, that would mean that she would use the position as a transition into the 2016 seat.  In order to do that she and the president would have to work together to stop the madness, the spending, and end the uncertainty.  That would mean adopting some of Bill's past prescriptions.  It would also give the president the opportunity to re-brand this about-face as a new "team approach," and save face for him and his party as a (w)hole.

3. Worst option. . .We continue the push Forward. Using the Obamanomic fail and bail plan, continue spending, and insure that businesses have no understanding of future outlays or economic hope.  Continue to expand welfare, food stamps, and disability, resulting in a nation of dependents voting for their next meal.  Increase the growing division between political philosophies, and parties.  Use every issue to divide people based on every group dynamic or affiliation possible.  Denounce success as greed, and elevate the mundane.  Paint failure as victimization and increase the number of politicians willing to pander to it in order to purchase and maintain power structures. 

So, yes, I am a bit upset, because I like the idea of the two better options over what we have.  It's nothing against Joe, he's just a simple little clown, but Hillary is another story.  She has more leadership and ruthless purpose in her little finger than President Obama could ever muster, and adding her to the ticket would give her, and Bill, ownership in the state of the economy if they want to be in the Whitehouse again. 

There are still 21 days left.

[Hoss]

White House rejects McCain comments on Biden

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/theoval/post/2012/08/obama-rejects-mccains-advice-on-biden/1#.UC1Zz91lTYh

He's a great one to give advice about picking a VP.  Holy lipstick.

I LOL'd at that.  Good stuff.