So far, no news other than the reporters swarming around have seen no signs of window breakage.

I truly hope he is explaining why she will not be his choice for VP. Perhaps suggesting other possibilities in his cabinet. No, Lis, not Supreme Court Justice ;)

He is not there to tell her she will be VP. So make her feel better (as he can do), compliment her 'til she can't take it anymore and then...softly...say no.

I hope he brought his Secret Service detail.

Oh Heavens. I was so tempted...it was SO easy. But I won't, I will follow the future President and his example.

I'm sure the Clinton's have a home in both NY and DC due to logistics.

Where's Bill?

Obama's diplomatic skills are at test. Hillary is much tougher nut to crack- other nuts from Iran, North Korea or from Hell back of the line please!

Thanks Lis! I switch around between CNN, MSNBC and when floundering for something...FOX. Thenks for taking the occassional leap with me.

Fox wont leave Rev Wright alone. I wont be surprise if BO old church sues Fox news. It might take that for Fox to stop.

I believe we all must contact Speaker Pelosi and other elected leaders about the following (I already have sent e mail). Hillary Clinton MUST get out in front of this and denounce these actions and I also think tell Davis and others to take down VP websites:

Clyburn: Clinton Supporters Flood Office With Hate Calls
by FOXNews.com
Wednesday, June 4, 2008

An angry and upset Rep. James Clyburn said Wednesday that his office has been deluged with nasty phone calls with racial overtones since his endorsement of Barack Obama a day earlier.

Clyburn told FOX News Radio’s “Brian and the Judge” that the callers identified themselves as Hillary Clinton supporters. Clyburn, an African-American and the third ranking House Democrat, said a white intern in his office was so upset by the calls that she had to be consoled by other workers and left the office early.

“We got more vitriolic, nasty phone calls, really racially tinged phone calls in my congressional office, so much so, until one of the interns, a young lady who is not a stranger to politics … and she is not a black person, she left the office, had to be consoled because of the kinds of phone calls from people who identified themselves as Hillary Clinton supporters,” he said.

Clyburn said some of the callers used “names that I would not repeat on this show today.”

“I was absolutely shocked, could not believe that this happened. I could understand people saying, ‘Why are you doing this or why would you not support Hillary Clinton?’ but to call me the kinds of names I have not heard since the ’40s and ’50s,” he said.

Clyburn said some of the callers threatened to “sabotage this election.” He added that he does not think Clinton understands her role in unifying the party.

“I’ve got a call in to Bob Johnson, a good buddy of mine, he’s a big supporter of Hillary Clinton, he’s now pushing for her to be on the ticket as VP. And I’m gonna tell him today they’d better really raise their voices because this kind of stuff is lethal,” Clyburn said.

The House majority whip later told FOX News that the nomination of a black man as a major party presidential candidate demonstrates the distance the United States has come in a short term.

“I think historically it means in the 60th year since Strom Thurmond walked out of the party on the issue of race, our party has decided that it’s time to turn the page on that issue in society,” he said referring to the late Dixiecrat turned Republican senator who was later discovered to have fathered a child with a black woman who worked as the family maid.

But Clyburn tempered his enthusiasm for Obama’s nomination, saying that there “are always pockets in this country of people who cannot find it in themselves to grow up. And to the extent which people fail to mature, we’ll still have some work to do.”

“are always pockets in this country of people who cannot find it in themselves to grow up. And to the extent which people fail to mature, we’ll still have some work to do.”

No. They have the work to do. Our work is to pity them 'til thay do it sufficiently.

Apparently I either cannot spell, type or edit. You decide.

Hi Liz,
I just bought you a beer at the Obama fundraiser page that California Paige set up. I thought I'd get her a beer for setting it up and decided to buy a round for the others "at the table". The page is at http://my.barackobama.com/page/outreach/view/main/TPMObamaBeer

That particular one was set up by California Paige. There is a group set up by Ghengis on my.barackobama.com called TPMaholics. There is a recent post on the group that points to the fundraiser page. The beer idea was inspired by the reader known as workerbee. That's as much as I know. I thought it was a pretty clever idea too.
It's not in any way sponsored by the TPM site itself.

Also there is a plan for a houseparties across america fundraiser in July (tentatively the 19th). That was the major motivation to setting up the TPMaholics group, for organizing events and stuff. All parties of any size from anywhere are welcome to participate!!

OBAMA:
"Make up your mind
decide to walk with me
around the lake tonight
around the lake tonight
by my side

By my side"

HILLARY:
"I'm not gonna lie
I'll not be a gentleman
behind the boat house
I'll show you my dark secret"

- The Toadies

As much as I may like Barak Obama, I do not like salesmen. No matter what they sell. I will decide what I chose to do on my own.

He is the man I like. Not the people from his campaign doing their job, or the people doing the fundraising. Including, but not exclusive to Californiapaige.

I also do not appreciate her (and potential) others from ANY campaign on a reader's blog. Simply a friendly and invited troll.

I've always said those two needed to get a room.

I just hope he brought his food-taster in case she offers him anything.