Obama hits New York, lauds Hillary

[ianwood]

U.S. Sen. Barack Obama came to Hillary Rodham Clinton's turf for a fundraiser and told reporters the New York senator would be a strong presidential candidate.

http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20061205-065535-1135r

[lancdem]

1. He's a very classy man

Obama would be a strong candidate as well, despite his inexperience.

[onehandle]

2. "Insert generic Hillary attack here."

"Follow up with generic Obama-DLC reference."

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[jefferson_dem]

3. right-o. and insert blah blah blah "obama's not experienced" blah blah blah comment.

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[Telly Savalas]

9. The Obama-DLC in the same sentence trick brings back fond memories

of Bush Administration folks constantly talking about Saddam and 9/11 in the same sentence.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

4. Hillary sucks. Obama is an inexperienced DLCer.

:)

[IndianaGreen]

5. More importantly, Obama met with George Soros and others

I think he is leaning towards running, and he didn't hesitate to compete in Hillary's own turf.

[tyne]

6. Obama/Hillary

I think the debates between Hillary and Obama would be "must see TV." Fabulous.

Tyne

[diamidue]

7. Are we going to be subjected to a report on everything Obama does

on a daily basis between now and 2008?

Because, personally, I don't care.

[Stand and Fight]

8. Then why read AND comment on the thread?

Just a question.... :evilgrin:

[chknltl]

10. You will get subjected to anything you wish to click on...NT

[JudyM]

14. LOL!

What a great perspective.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[diamidue]

17. I wasn't commenting specifically on your post.

I was trying to make the point that the media is saturated with Obama/Hillary coverage. Total overkill. Surely there are more than 2 Democrats worth considering for President or VP.

[patricia92243]

11. Applying for VP???

[talk hard]

12. bet he's going to be her VP

[BlueManDude]

13. Do these people ever legislate?

[BenDavid]

15. The Rodham-Clinton & Obama ticket

is a nightmare for the republicans. In the latest poll Rodham-Clinton is 6 to 8 points ahead of McCain and Rudy....Folks, if she decides to run then you better be on the band wagon to be part of American history...Then you can pass it down from generation to generation that my Dad or my Grand-Father worked in the campaign to elect the first woman and first back as President and Vice President....
COME ON FOLKS....GET ON BOARD....

[truthisfreedom]

16. I wonder how seriously Clinton is thinking about Obama as a veep. Very interesting.

Just to make things simple for myself, I'm voting straight Dem ticket for the next dozen years or so.