So not only has McCain chosen a complete moron for his VP choice he has said publicly that he would never turn to Joe Biden (a man he once considered a friend) for advice despite his 30+ years experience or to Obama who has consistently shown restraint and good judgment.

He might as well admit that he would never reach across the aisle at all if he would not turn to either of the Senators on our ticket.
 

She probably got it from "first dude" Todd.

Drill, baby, Drill; and shoot the polar bears first to get them out of the way....

Nothing like seeing a train leaving the station to focus somebody's attention on jumping aboard.

Anyway, glad he's hitting the rails. I hope he has fun and kicks ass.

from California.  I knew she was a huge Hillary supporter "Hillary's my girl!"

The first thing I said was "I'm sorry your girl didn't win."  She said "Oh, I was disappointed at first but after seeing more of Obama, I'm really excited he's our candidate."  Woot! So much for a divided Democratic party.

That was a little OT but well, you did mention a Clinton.

Bill Clinton on the stump in Florida today for Obama/Biden, looks and sounds curiously like someone who wants the Democrats to win in November. Hmm, but I thought...oh, nevermind.

That's the problem.  Bill shouldn't be equivocating on major TV programs, he should be sounding like this all the time.  We shouldn't have to question whether Bill supports Obama, it should be a given.

That said, I'm happy he's on the trail, on the stump and being a strong advocate.

I will agree that this was much, much better than we have seen from Bill than the last two weeks.   Maybe it is possible that the SNL skit from last week bothered him.

I personally think that Hillary must have gotten on his case and told him to get on board.

I think Bill is in the unique position of being able to voice support Obama/Biden without sounding like a hyper-partisan in the process.  Being able to address McCain's strengths puts him into a more credible position to attack McCain's weaknesses.  

Indies and moderates don't want to see someone on the attack all of the time, and I think Bill's done a great job of positioning himself as a great messenger for the ticket in the last stretch of the campaign.

NPR replayed that same part of the interview with McCain on my drive home this afternoon, and you could tell McCain was very defensive about Palin (as opposed to defending her)- he knows he screwed up, but there's nothing he can do about it now.

I wonder if during the debate, she might ignorantly wind up making fun of Biden's stutter? She's certainly vicious enough to attack speech patterns, and I don't know if she is aware of that stutter.

If we just make the Vice Presidential debates

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This is Bill, doing what Bill does best, bringing in folks who might be turned off by a more partisan attack on the stump.  He's the king, and anyone who thinks otherwise is just not accurately remembering the CLinton era.  Obama has a lot of Bill in him, so much that it amazes me that the supporters of one person can ridicule the other.

There was an article on local news reporting that 30 people were treated for heat related conditions at the rally.  I'm really surprised that we haven't seen the anti Bill folks screaming that he didn't 'do enough' to treat them himself.  After all, everything else is considered his fault.

About Bill's remarks that Obama is the best choice for POTUS ..... over at dKos .....
crickets.  But rest assured, the next chance they get to villify him, the diaries will flow like sewage.

Finestein's hairdo can tell you more about foreign affairs than Sarah Palin. The only advice that Sarah can give is simply directional.

Why don't you start acting like the Clinton-haters (including me a few months ago) say you would?

Bill and Hill are going to help make our dream a reality. If they pull it off, they will be forever among the greatest Dems in history. And I will feel forever the fool for doubting them.