Time and again, the wish of the voters has been reflected in the outcome of the primaries (even if you don't consider the delegate counts)
-Obama is the undisputed Democratic nominee.
It's time for the party to get together and seal the deal for it is in the party's interest as well.

I had a dream that a black man (or any non-white) will go to the White House and sit on the head of each meeting table. Lo and behold,  it seems the time is already ripe.

Hillary/Obama will not accept the VP offer? Come on let's get real. Which presidential candidate will be stupid enough to accept the VP offer even before the race is over for that candidate? If the candidate will accept that offer outright then he/she is not even fit to run. Please ask that question again after nominee (D) is decided and only then you might get the true answer.

As I have always been mentioning, these three candidates appear to be unusually promising and even Warren Buffet cannot agree more. (Needless to say, any candidate would be better than the current- the W.) Now speaking of McCain, he too has a great prospect of being elected. His stance on the economy and the war needs to be re-aligned to suit the voters expectations between now and November. Not only that if he picks his VP based on who emerges out as the Democratic opponent then McCain has a great probability of succeeding as well.
Bottom line is : whoever out of the three gets elected, we shall all release a great sigh of relief when Bush exits. Thanks God, the Bushes has no more children to run for President, as least for now.

Why so much oppose Hillary for being Bill's wife. Bill left an overall positive legacy with world peace, extended economic boom etc unlike W Bush, upon attacking Saddam Hussein's Iraq, who reminded of the banal Hindi cinema dialog "..Dus saal pehle tum ne mera pitaji ka khoon karne ki koshis ki ab tum tadap tadak ke maroge..."

If you are still despising the Clintons, then the next para is especially for you.

Here is what bumper sticker on a redneck's truck read during the lowest points of the Iraq war
"No one died
when Clinton lied"