It'll be fine.

I don't think people are giving Bill enough credit, either. I know it's okay for people to project whatever they want on the guy but even if he is annoyed or hurt, he'll go back to raising money for good causes and fighting AIDs around the world before too long. His foundation is his legacy and it'll be a good one.

Or Barack can just promise to try to get him installed as President of the UN.

Apparently, at least according to an interview this morning on Public Radio, she also wants a charter jet to take her to Denver, she wants her name placed in nomination, wants her delegates recognized as hers, wants arrangements made by Obama so she can have a big reception, major slot on prime time speaking -- and that is in addition to his turning over his major donors to her to retire about half of her debt.

I think that is all a bit much. Obama has to do what is realistic so as to gain support of those who strongly supported her in the primary season, but not all these things necessarily lead to that. When he announced his victory here in St. Paul, he met with about 25 of her strongest supporters for perhaps half an hour, and started a process that eventually includes them in his campaign. He has to focus on things like this state by state.

Enough with what Hillary wants. Who gives a fig except Beltway obsessives?

You're not doing you're preferred candidate any favors with this endless speculation, MJ.

She wants him to pay her campaign debt. He'd rather use the money he raised for his own campaign.

Since it would be illegal for him to pay her campaign debt out of his funds, that's not going to happen.

What he could do is ask his affluent donors who are already maxed out for the primaries to contribute a like about to her campaign. Assuming they would be willing to do that, that shouldn't affect his donations at all.

He could even ask that she reciprocate, finding a donor for her for everyone she finds for him; although if it were actually a quid pro quo, it might also be considered a violation.

This was my position too and then that Missori poll came out with McCain 7 points ahead and I thought, damn, is Obama out of it because all current fundraising dollars are going to Hills debt instead of the airwaves?

This has to be moved past quickly, within the next 7 days.

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