[no dems]

Then Pelosi and Dean will try to reach an agreement between the two candidates. The goal is to have this settled before the convention.

Would anyone care to predict "how" this will be settled? I don't think either would except the VP spot behind the other one. I cannot imagine how the Dems will get out of this one.

Everyone keeps saying it will be settled; but how?

[dayglored]

>> Then Pelosi and Dean will try to reach an agreement between the two candidates. The goal is to have this settled before the convention.

> Would anyone care to predict "how" this will be settled? I don't think either would except the VP spot behind the other one. I cannot imagine how the Dems will get out of this one. Everyone keeps saying it will be settled; but how?

One takes VP. Look, no matter how much posturing is going on now, it's perfectly clear that Clinton/Obama would be an acceptable compromise to the Dems. Obama/Clinton is harder to imagine, but still not impossible.

I predict Clinton/Obama.

Just watch -- the Dems will have a dream ticket, all will be forgiven, and the Dem voters will hand them a landslide.

Meanwhile, over at the GOP, how many "I swear I'll never vote for McCain" folks are going to fold, swallow their pride, and vote for him because he's got an "(R)" next to him? MOST OF 'EM, that's how many.

This is politics. Unless one of the two Dems literally dies before November, we will see that dream ticket or I'll eat my hat.