Here We Go Again, The Bill And Hill Show

The Clinton's just can't seem to be able to face reality and realize that Bill is no longer the smartest politician in America. That distinction belongs, of coarse, to Sen Barack Obama. The new wrinkle comes as Hillary is making sounds to let supporters inter her name at the convention. Their idea is after Florida and Michigan are reinstated, they would need to take maybe a hundred votes away from Barack's supporters.
There are two theory's here. One is that they can actually take the nomination away from the young rock star. Or two, they can cause him to lose, setting up Hillary's chance in four years. Both these ideas are utterly prosperous. First of all, yes its true that Hill has some very faithfully delegates. But if delegates are going to be jumping to another candidate, it will be to Barark, not away. And as for the second scenario, the democratic party is deeply in love with its new star. Ted Kennedy, and Bill Richardson, both close friends of President Clinton did not endorse Barack to snub Bill. They enthusiastically jumped on the Barack bandwagon because they see him as the future of the party. If by some chance the Clinton's blow Sen Obamas chance at the White House their names will be mud in the party for years. There is a third strategy that strikes me as much more likely. And that is the Clinton's are playing hardball trying to get Hill on the ticket. That makes a lot more sense, doesn't it? I have been impressed with Sen Clinton this whole campaign. I actually like her. Her husband is the one that I find irritating and spoiled. Barack is never going to let that man into his circle. Could you imagine the ego clashes, not to mention the bimbo eruptions? Listen, this is all just good old fashion politics. Bill is trying he's damnedest to get Hillary in the white house, but it's ain't going to happen. And in the end the Clinton's will fall in line. There will be no convention fight over the nomination. We have all been reading about the growing importance of the Hispanic vote. Unless the Obama camp is certain it's going to get all that vote, the most likely VP pick would be Bill Richardson of New Mexico. He's not just well liked. He has a ton of experience in the White House and he is a Governor. And that would fit very well with Obama being a Senator.