[DoughtyOne]

Who does this surprise? I’ve been saying for months that Clinton and McCain were almost peas in the same pod. I’m not convinced at all, that Hillary won’t be his Vice-Presidential pick. No, I am not kidding.

[Veto!]

Agree, McCain/Clinton would attract a lot of voters disaffected by the obamarama.

I wonder whether they’re negotiating a new Unity Party.

[CaliforniaCon]

I believe Hillary has a better chance at the White House in 2012 running with McCain now than with Obama. And aren’t McCain/Hillary pretty chummy there in the Senate?

This could happen, probably won’t, but is not beyond the realm of possibility. The entire ‘08 election is horrifying.

[AuntB]

“Clinton Supporters Offer To Help McCain”

Isn’t that special. And why not? He has proven he doesn’t need conservatives. Wouldn’t it be nice to be represented in one of the presidential races? Silly notion, I know.

[countess]

At this point, I wouldn’t mind seeing Hillary as McCain’s running mate. Things won’t be much different because we aren’t going to get a conservative in the White House anyway. And with the economy and Wall Street running sour, it could clear the way for some REAL change next time around.

[Das Outsider]

Who does this surprise? I’ve been saying for months that Clinton and McCain were almost peas in the same pod. I’m not convinced at all, that Hillary won’t be his Vice-Presidential pick. No, I am not kidding.

Either Lieberman or Clinton. If the former Hillary backers go for McCain, then he truly can win without the conservatives--by getting the liberals!

And here some are worried that not voting for McCain would ensure a victory for the libs.

[Fred Nerks]

...Who does this surprise?

Not me...