Today, we take a look back at this week in the election and also have an in-depth discussion about the Obama Campaign’s general election strategy.
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MTP puts together some clips and makes the strongest case yet for why Hillary shouldn’t get the VP slot…and it has little to do with her own skills.

Can anybody seriously imagine Obama picking Hill and Bill just staying silent and not coming out on the trail? I think it’s possible, but highly, highly unlikely. Because [...]

(Note: I originally posted this on March 1st, but it’s even more relevant today…especially my advice to Obama about keeping Bill far away from the campaign trail.)
The common wisdom on Bill Clinton is he’s an invaluable asset to any campaign. Reasons given…he’s a beloved President, draws large crowds, draws large money, and it’s therefore assumed [...]

WSJ explains why:
[...] close advisers to Sen. Obama signaled an Obama-Clinton ticket was highly unlikely. People in both camps cited what several called “a deal-breaker” — Bill Clinton may balk at releasing records of his business dealings and big donors to his presidential library.
Remember, many feel (including myself) that the financial records of politician’s spouses [...]

Here’s what he said…
“And the party will have to decide whether they believe the caucuses — where you get about one delegate for 2000 votes — are more important than the primaries where you get one for 12,000.”
What to make of this?
Well, as soon as they started losing caucus state after caucus state, those contests [...]

From his own book My Life comes this excerpt via Political Wire:
He writes: “On April 7, we also won in Kansas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. On April 9, Paul Tsongas announced that he would not reenter the race. The fight for the nomination was effectively over.”
So not only was her reference to RFK’s assassination not a [...]

After winning in Kentucky, I realized that Hillary has taken all the states that Cracker Barrel dominates. For those of you unfortunate not to have a dining experience at Cracker Barrel, it’s a good ol’ fashion country restaurant that blue collar, good ol’ folk eat at. I love the pancakes! I remember Cracker Barrel when [...]

That’s what a recent Gallup poll suggests.

Some details…
The nature of the relationships is clearly different — Wright was Obama’s former pastor, while Bush and McCain were rivals for the 2000 presidential nomination but Bush has endorsed McCain in the 2008 election. But both present problems for the candidates — Wright for his incendiary sermons and [...]

It’s over.

Sully’s scared she’ll damage him too much.
I have a similar concerns, but is choosing her for Veep really the way to go?
From TimesOnline:
It is for many in the Obama camp an unthinkable thought. But politics is sometimes the art of adjusting today to what seemed inconceivable yesterday. I’m talking about the possibility — and [...]

It very well may be time for Barack and the next generation to take the reigns of power. But not if he or his supporters expect Boomers to step aside and hand it to him. If he wants the reigns now, he is going to have to rip it out of their hands.

With Grand Theft Auto being released this week, I couldn’t help but illustrate how Hillary would “jump” at the chance to car jack the nomination.  We’ll see this next week.

Six more weeks of negative vibes :(

Isn’t this the same guy who accused Obama of whining last week?

Now, for whatever reason, the audio cut out on this video about halfway through me watching it, so in case the same happens for you, here’s what he said:
“If we were under the Republican system, which is more like the Electoral College, she’d have [...]