Obama: I’m Not Running For VP

The more I read about Obama, the more shocking and ugly this starts to get.

The deviousness of the Clintons – both of them – takes my breath away. The degree of maneuvering and manipulation they are capable of is absolutely astonishing. This was apparent when Bill Clinton was in the White House and would become apparent again if they manage to weasel their way in at the DNC. Enough already! Go away! You won’t have my vote under any circumstances.

Thank you for putting her in her place. Her claim of foriegn experience is centered on Irish peace claims which was just mocked by the Irish government and a Nobel winner this weekend as not being true.

THE INCREDIBLE NONSENSE OF THESE TWO CANDIDATES WILL BE THE DEMISE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. CLINTON CRITICIZES OBAMA AND SAYS HE IS NOT READY OR EXPERIANCED BUT FEELS HE IS READY TO BE VP? CLINTON IS THE MOST HYPOCRITICAL LIAR & MANIPULATOR ON EARTH -THE MORE WOMEN DON’T OPEN THEIR EYES TO THIS FACT- MORE OF THESE SAME WOMEN WILL NOT BE RESPECTED IN THE FUTURE. THINK ABOUT IT.WAKE UP LADIES & GENTS. NEITHER DEM IS READY OR QUALIFIED. MOVE ON.

Actually john mcCain would beat a Hillary/ Edward ticket. The democrats would lose the african americans, young, independents and several republican voters. Obama/ Edward is unstoppable. Because Edwards brings Hillary supporters and Obama maintains his.

I could not believe that Hill has such nerves to even want to offer the VP to the guy who is running first. Please woman get tour act together.We don’t even want you on the Obama ticket, you too polirized. Yes your husband was a good president but we also remember all the scandal from the 90th.It’s time to get out of the race & let the party union for the Nov. againt Republican.

America wake up!
Obama is NOT qualified to run our country. We need someone that knows the ins and outs of Washington.
Let Obama learn the ropes and earn his presidency, then run.
I want a fighter and someone that will stand up for ALL Americans.
Obama is NOT experienced enough. Hillary was the first lady for 8 years and I am sure she knew how things operated in the White House. She traveled internationally. She’s a lawyer. She’s a senator.
Don’t discount all of her knowledge. And yes President Clinton is a PLUS. Our national debt was non existant when he was President. Money flourished. The country was very very positive.
Hillary will bring all Democrats together with Republicans. She is the only one that can do that.
Next time Obama.

Mr Obama’s immaturity is showing.

What a surprise – Howard Wolfson and the Clinton Criminal Clan are now saying that Obama isn’t ready to be VP, but maybe by August. These people really think Americans are stupid. Hillary Clinton does not get to pick a VP. She’s not the nominee. Her and her idiot advisors are laughable.

When will Democrats nominate a presidential candidate who lives up to the standards they set for Republicans? Hypocrisy abounds.

Neither Hillary or Obama meet the standards the Democrats set for Republican candidates. Bill didn’t meet those standards either. Why do Democrats demand qualifications of Republican candidates then fail to meet those standards themselves?

Too late Hillary……….Lies will always eventually come back to bite you. You should be dizzy from all the spinning you’ve been attempting. It’s over sweetie.

“I don’t understand,” Obama said. “If I’m not ready how come you think I’d be such a great VP.”
Great point Obama -You AREN’T ready and would make a lousy VP. What an Arrogant divisive person he is.

In addition to experience, Hillary Clinton has been tested and vetted. Obama is still an unknown with a glass jaw – surprising since he’s made it so far through the presidential primary. Of course, he’s been promoted and carried on the shoulders of his media “guru” Axelrod and Emil Jones who took legislation away from other state senators who had done all the work to give it to his protegee Obama. I’m sure he created lots of ill will as a result – others did the work, he took the credit. It’s been alleged that all of the legislation he cites was pushed through in a 12 month period – what was he doing all the rest of his time there?
He should look at the possibility of being vetted for the vice-presidency if and when it’s offered. That’s the best he’s going to do – it takes big states not those that are reliably republican to win this nomination. “Wishing and Hoping” that these small caucus wins can translate into Democratic wins in the general election is just that. A bubble that will burst when Clinton pulls way ahead in the popular vote – now separated by about 3,000 votes (remember how much money he spent in Texas to even get 47 % – outspending Clinton 4 to 1).
Also, Obama supporters, he’s so much smarter than most of you. If truth were told, he knows what the super delegates know. We’re heading for a potential train wreck here. Will he let his ego and arrogance stand in the way of a certain Democratic victory in November?

Obama must concede the election immediately. Run as Hillary’s Vice President. It is the only way you can gain the required expirience needed to run this country.
Obama you are tearing this party apart. It is your fault and yours alone. You must stop this and join under Hillary.

tori – you must be a Clinton supporter if you think a call for the front-runner to step aside is anything but silly.

Obama is not running for V.P. he is running from Gitmo

Mr. Obama does not have the experience to shred documents, Money Laundering, Drug Trafficking and making people disappear. If that’s the experience you are looking for, vote for Clinton. Please educate yourself –
OBAMA # 1 NOT #2

I think Obama has a very good vision for America. But, only issue I have with him is his readiness.
The issues on which he stumbled last week were very trivial issues but those issues defintely challenged his credential and judgement due to lack of experience. He along with media were very successful in doing cover up by distracting voters by pointing to Hillary.
Good Vision but less experience can impair judgement. Obama may right on Iraq war today but it was his gut feeling and not a concrete proof.
The reason I support Hillary is that she proved everytime including the voting for Iraq war that she makes decision based on proof and not on the gut feeling. Hillary will also be a friendly face internationally and would project better image of US.
I think Clinton Obama ticket will be best for US.

There’s really IS no stopping HRC. And there appears to be nothing she won’t do to win this nomination. For those who worry that she will irrevicably split the party, I wouldn’t spend too much time worrying about why she would do that. The answer is that she just doesn’t care. I shudder to think what having her as a president would be like–except to say it would be a real shock to those who can’t seem to see what she really stands for- her favorite cause; her favorite word – “I”. I went from supporting her, to questioning her sanity, and finally to deciding she’s plain “evil”.

Bill Clinton’s SILLY comment of Dream ticket sounds like support to Tonya Harding.
Tonya Harding aims to enter White house ? Even a silver medal is too good for Hilary. Better to have someone inexperience than someone with so called 35 years experience with pack of lies.

Lookup (3:17) Enjoyed your post. So what trick do you suppose she’ll pull out of her sleeve 2-3 days before the Pennsylvania primary? She seems to have unlimited dirty tricks–but then she has had lots of ‘experience’ hasn’t she?

Anyone wanting to run with Hillary would be have to be a masochist at heart with big Bill looking over his\her shoulder at all times…Forget about Edwards. He’s too smart to get involved with that. He wants another cabinet position….I will resist recommending Spitzer even though he seems to fit in with Hillary\Bill crowd…

I don’t have an agenda. Your guy doesn’t have a plan or a clue. I didn’t vote for the Republicans in the last two elections. Where were you when that was going on? sitting in your home waiting for the second coming? People say that this is the first time they have voted; they are the reason we are in a mess, not me. They stayed home on their sorry apathetic lazy butts and let the Republicans win not once, but twice. Now they have the nerve to whine about how things have gone in the last 8 years. Obama is not a saviour; he is a slick talker who could sell ice to Alaska. He has relied on all of this political correctness to save him from scrutiny and it has worked marvelously. He is not as pure as he leads us to believe, but anyone who tries to point that out is shouted down. Things go wrong, it’s Hillary’s fault or blame Canada, or it’s McCain or it is whoever else he can get to take the fall. Indeed. And like your candidate, you have to borrow words to chastise me like I am a child.I am not dividing the party; I have been a Democrat for longer than you can imagine. It didn’t take some magical messiah to get me out. Look at yourselves, you all are equally as divisive. It’s Obama’s way or no way !!!

Jay – this isn’t the general election. Obama figured out a strategy for winning given the real playing field – as opposed to some metaphysical playing field the Clintons seem to be on.
Come time for the general election, Obama will then deal with those realities.

Where was Obama’s good judgement when he voted presented over 100 times?

Well that settles it so no one can say now if Obama does not get the nomination that he was not offered the VP position, all they can say now is that he was and he refused.

Jay, you know that in the General election Obama is going to win New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts because democrats always win those states. Obama also won Missouri which is a swing state. But Clinton acts like the little people don’t matter. People in the midwest and the south don’t matter. The only people that matter are the people that live in the big population states. She isn’t even campaigning in Mississippi, she is sending Bill. I want someone who can win some of the small Republican states and cares about everyone, not just the big areas.

Hillary has as many voters as Obama, what makes him think they will blindly vote for him. I know I will be voting for McCain if obama is the nominee for the democrats or maybe vote for Nader anything is better than obama.

This would be like me saying that I am going to be president come November and Christina Aguilara is gonna be the Vice-President.
Hey but check this out, what I’ve been saying for the past few months.
McCain/ Condi Rice ticket, now being mentioned in the press.

One must never count their eggs before they are hatched, by closing all doors in event of some unforeseen circumstance that may have you back on your heels playing ketchp in politics it can happen.
A day in politics can be a lifetime so Obama is rather silly in coming out strong now and saying thanks but no thanks, he cant tell what will happen tomorrow, a smart political always leaves options open.
He just slammed the door on his options, a bit cocky in his attitude so for his sake I hope he keeps winning all the time because on dent in the road and he will sure end up looking like a fool, and this brave stance about no VP for me I running for President can backfire, that boy really need to learn not to play this game.

Jay – how can you say Obama doesn’t have a strategy for the general election? That’s a little presumptious.
According to Rasmussen, he holds a large electoral college lead over McCain. I don’t put a lot of stock in these early match-up polls, but I also don’t put a lot of stock in statements like any given candidate has no strategy for something that hasn’t even started yet.

People are forgetting that VP’s do absolutely nothing – maybe the youth here don’t remember George Bush Sr.’s vp who couldn’t even spell. Then there was Al Gore. What did he do? I think that’s her point. Give him the VP slot, unite the country, and let him learn OTJ (on the job training). However, I’m against this – he’s not fit to be even VP with his shady dealings and corrupt politics.

Oh please they all want it for their own personal ambitions so don’t believe that crap that they are doing it to bring about change.
There are many people that work in the background doing all sort of good making change daily in the lives of others that go unnoticed.
Clinton and Obama are politicians first and foremost so the both of them have their own personal ambitions as to why they want thins, so try and make it out as if one does not the both do.

Nice but I think we need Mark Warner in the Senate.

Jenny
So what VP experience has she had?
Monica had more experience as being the first lady than what she did.
She is out to smear the democratic party if she can’t win. Two faced-first she bashes Obama the she wants to put him on the VP pedestal. Yet another one of her tactics to confuse the super delegates in the process of endorsing Obama. But unfortunately the super delegates are not as naive as you.

Hillary Clinton & John McCain are both much better candidates than Obama to be our president. I don’t care about dividing the Dem party as much as I care about this country. Obama is not qualified or experienced to run the country, yet he just can’t wait at all to obtain more power. Compared to Obama, John McCain would also be a much better choice because he is much more experienced, reliable, and loyal to this country.

SJ
Why would Obama want to be her VP after all the bashing she has been doing.
That would be like you doing and support your worst enemy.
Yet another naive person.
In other words if came down to that he probably would not accept the VP roll. And I think about 68% of America would agree, and that’s being generous.
The people supporting this idea are Clinton supporters that are determined to have her as president regardless of what she has to do to accomplish this goal. She knows it and wants to leave the party smeared.

He is foolish, she made the offer so what all he had to do is ignore it let her talk, but coming out and acting cocky saying I am winning so you cant offer me anything is dumb.
What if he get tossed off his game we still have a long way to go, she will still win some states and no one knows what can happen he is acting as if he knows and we are one week away from Denver.
My position would of been to not say a work and continue on my game plan but slamming the offer and playing as if am better than you are, am ahead is the dumbest thing he could do at this moment.

If Barack Obama wins the most elected delegates, the most states, and the popular vote and super delegates nominate Hillary Clinton, I am done with the Democratic party. And none of you know me and how hard that will be because I am certainly not going to ever support a Republican. While I support Obama, if it were the other way around, I would hope the will of the people would be upheld. Since turning 18 I have voted for Bill Clinton twice, Gore, and Kerry. I remember where I was that night that the news media retracted their projections that Gore had won Florida. I was up all night watching and we all know how it felt when a few insiders took that election away from us. This is the same thing only worse in that it will be our own party doing it. There are many scenrios yet to play out but if this happens, I am done.

Where is the message of hope in Obama’s arrogant comment? What a jerk

This whole conversation is apalling. My concern is that the vitriol that is being whipped up in the Democratic party by the supporters of both Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton will cause us to lose in November. I think either of them would be good candidates. Their positions are not really that far apart. Let’s stop the name-calling and figure out a way to unite the party to win when it really counts!

Again, I just don’t understand you Democrats. You’d rather vote another party’s candidate then vote for your own if the particular candidte you support loses the nomination. Just like spoiled children. If you really are true Democrats words like voting McCain if Hillary/Obama is nominated would never come out of your mouths. If you were true Democrats you would understand that it is the Democratic ideals that are most important not the personalities. I suspect many of you who are saying this are really recently joiners of the Democratic party dis-satisfied with GWB. Therefore, you have no real loyalty to Democratic values. Republicans understand are stay behind their candidate. They all will vote for McCain (yes, even Rush)in November..But Democrats would rather lose than see another Democrat win. Grow up. By the way, I am an Independent…mostly because of my disgust for politics in general. However, I believe if you are going to join a party be loyal to the party and don’t act like children.

All you Obama supporters cant you wake up and noticed that the Republican has just killed two birds with one stone.
The scandal with the NY governor is going to be the hole that sinks the Obama/ Clinton boat wait and see.

Hillary is toast she must had lost her mind with her latest proposition which defies all good sense and logic. Thank goodness Barack has called her on it. How can you rip apart your fellow party mate with lies and half truths, denigrate him by applauding the qualities of the republican in comparison and then confoundedly offering him the VP position in spite of the fact that you trail him badly and already unequivocally stated that he didn’t possessed the stuff to to hold office. Bizarre!!This woman is not mentally ready to be president. Here’s a candidate that didn’t plan any contingencies for her own campaign past Super Tuesday. Is that the hallmark of a great president and strategist…I think not! If her striking mismanagement of her own campaign is any indication than we probably should anticipate the worst with her running the nation.

Some of these comments are hilarious. It’s so obvious that this race has brought out the ignorant, the easily persuadable, and worse, those who appeal to fear (kind of like the separatists of old).
Obama does not need more experience to be President. Those who already know the “ins and outs” of Washington are those more likely to be part of the problem and not the solution. Lincoln and JFK were not experienced enough by today’s standards yet, because of their concepts behind the idea of change, well, history records what they did.
As to the Rezko issue, the facts of the case have shown that while he made a land deal with a questionable figure, he did not illegal. That’s a hell of a lot more than can be said about the Clintons in the Whitewater ordeal. By the way, didn’t anyone ever see the photo of Rezko and the Clintons together? Remember Hillary represented him in court.
As far as his approach to the “enemies” like Iran, the last 25 years of isolation policy should prove to anyone that the way it has been done in the past doesn’t work. Frankly all it’s ever done is create more hatred and more potential terrorists.
Lastly, Hillary’s time towards “experience” should be questioned. She does not nor should get credit by osmosis. Bill Clinton has that experience, not her.
I would make a wager that the majority of you Clinton supports are over the age of 40 (probably even older than 50) so this is what you know. It’s safe to you. As a gen-x’er, I should thank you for how you’ve handled Washington pre-Obama (Social Security in the toilet, immigration problems, more division in society, etc).

Hilary “Ready on Day One” Clinton badly underestimated Obama. The prohibitive favorite for the nomination six, eight months ago, might have thought she was ready on Day One of the campaign, but she wasn’t ready on day 395, when Obama beat her in Wisconsin and she had to lend her campaign $5 million that we still don’t know how her and Bill “earned.”
Hilary “The Fighter” Clinton so badly underestimated Obama that now she and her legions must strike below the belt just to stay in the game – the whole kitchen sink tactic that will backfire on her ultimately. This latest “Barrack can be my Veep” is just an sample of how she likes to fight – dirty.
Hilary “The Experienced” Clinton, so badly underestimated Obama that she had no plan to continue the campaign after Super Tuesday, and like a typical experienced Washington politician wants to renege on her statement that the Michigan and Florida primaries would not count.
So here’s what we get with HRC – someone who continually underestimates her opponents and then finds herself resorting to underhanded and unethical tactics.
Sounds like the “Great Leader” we’ve already got.

I don’t understand how you HRC supporters can be so disingenuous and deluded to characterize Obama as being cocky, smug, crooked, a backstabber, and an egotist…when you clearly know he’s not. If you appraise those descriptions descreetly and honesty you will conclude easily that these character traits are intrinsic to Ms Clinton’s character and that they are precisely the reason she is rightfully losing this race and won’t have a left leg to stand on if she some how steals the nomination. Wake up and be sincere for once.

Mike H, please don’t blame us for all the ills of social security etc… it has been ignored for many years. All Obama supporters say NO BIG DEAL” on Rezko. But actually it is a big deal when Obama preaches about his change and the difference he will bring to Washington, when in reality, He is a dirty, corrupt, Chicago bred politician. Only difference is he has less dirt because he is a neophyte. Give him so time, he will make the Clinton’s look like mother Theresa.

Why can’t Obama easily win the Big Blue Democratic States?
Anyone?
He’s ahead in Red States that Satan would win in November before a democrat could.
He is NOT ahead in total popular vote – he is actually behind by 245,884 votes.
He is terrified of primaries and loves vote-limiting, confusion-ridden caucuses where 25,000,000 people have their state decided by 25,000. If he truly wanted the people’s voice to count, it would be popular vote – and THEN the Super Delegates decide. Not decide on what OTHER delegates will do.
Let the people’s choice be the determining factor. Let’s let Michigan and Florida have a primary again. Don’t limit the vote cause you can’t win when everyone has a regular chance to vote all day, NO REPUBLICANS ALLOWED.
He can’t win a straight, blue state, democratic only primary. And that is no Democratic win in November.

Hey malthusian77, those choices of your match mine exactly. I guess Great Minds think alike ;).

Let me ask you Hillary supporters…Are you supporting her because:
A: She is the best candidate
B: You have nostalgia for the Clinton years
C: You want to resurrect Bill’s legacy from the awful Republican persecution
D: She is a woman
E. All of the Above
I would hope it is only A but suspect that many, if honest, would say E.
Also, ask yourself this…Would you have supported Hillary if her husband was not the ex-President? I suspect that most of you do not want to admit that the answer would probably be no if you were honest.
Also, ask yourself this..Are you okay with the co-presidency that will most assuredly result should Hillary be elected? Does it bother you at all that this same ex-President who was impeached for lying would wander the halls of the White House if Hillary was elected?
And before all you Hillary supporters bash me as a Republican or Obama-lover I am an Independent and currently support no one (unless Edwards returns to the race). I’m sure someone could come up with a list of questions for Obama supporters. The problem I have with the Clintons is that I’ve seen this act in the White House before. I simply have no desire to see it again. I suspect many Americans feel the same way.

Obama / Edwards would not bring in the Clinton voters…Obama is still not qualified ..he needs something that is call a mentor to guide him into Presidency …Hillary is correct in saying he is not ready he is not ready for the Presidency but possibly the VP slot…Clinton hinted at this before but Obama wanted the whole enchilada ..talk about power hungry .his camp did not want to cut into his prospects of a presidency…

So what if Obama is filled with inspiration and inspires the Youth…it is the older voting group that sre in the workforce and they are the ones that need jobs, food,,not inspiration this is not high school and we do not need a pep talk..we need real solutions ..the college age group will go back to their fanmilies if they lose their entry level job..but the ones who support families are looking for real solution to real problem not idealism…Obama is not a qualified candidate..he is as dirty of a politician as any other and I am not willing to take a chance to see hom much damage he can do on my dime..

Hilary Clinton is all about Hilary Clinton and she is insanely desirous to step into the history books as the first female President and she will do or say anything to achieve this purely ego based goal.

Holy Cow
More New Math, DC? What’s wrong with the Old?

Robinson said – “Presidential elections are not about ‘experience’, if they were Richardson and Biden would be the top Democratic contenders.”
Good point…. especially after this Saturday’s Tribune piece on Hillary’s illusionary ‘experience’.

The most votes for Obama have come from black voters in the Southern state primaries. But these Republican states are the least likely to vote for Obama in a general election. Far more critical are the Western states with their Latino vote, and the Northeastern states, all Clinton territory. If the Democrats want to win, they should go with Clinton. Clinton won the critical toss up states: Ohio and Florida. That is where the election will be won. Democrats need to stop being “pie in the sky” over Obama.

DCV
What about Robinson’s comment….if experience was what Dems were looking for they coulda had Biden, Richardson or Dodd. Biden would open his mouth and sometimes interesting stuff came out.
Speaking of foreign policy experience, I bet Obama is kicking himself for missing out on an opportunity to go on a one day diplomatic mission to Macedonia with Sheryl Crow and Sinbad. That kinda experience would come in hand as he defends hid foriegn policy credentials against HRC.
See it was HRC that lead the Crow Sinbad delegation. Now she’s got that experience under her belt and O doesn’t.

It hurts me to read some of these comments. “This is what Hillary is doing to the Democratic party,” I know some of these over-the-top comments are coming from “repubs” but its still hard to take because we are all Americans.

ELECTORAL VOTES are the key to win in a general election. States won and Popular Vote may not matter in a General Election.
John F. Kennedy in 1960 won only 22 states and did not win the majority of the popular vote and Jimmy Carter won only 23 states in 1976 .
Richard Nixon in 1968, Bill Clinton in 1992 and 1996, and George Bush in 2000 won the Presidency without winning the majority of the popular vote.
Hillary Clinton has won more ELECTORAL VOTES than Obama counting the states she has won, including MI and FL or not.
28 Million people have cast their votes during the 2008 primaries, and 54% of voters have NOT cast their votes for Barack Obama failing to win the majority of the POPULAR VOTE
Obama supporters should consider that Barack Obama at age 50 or 54 running for President, the VP experience should enhance his possibilities. For instance, unlike his 2000-almost beating Bush- run, Al Gore failed miserably running for President in 1988.
Also, a week can be an eternity in politic as per Gallup poll quote: “More generally, 51% of all Democrats and leaners believe Obama will win, while 42% think Clinton will. But this marks a downtick in perceptions that Obama will emerge the victor; prior to Clinton’s wins in the crucial Ohio and Texas primaries last week, 70% of Democrats thought Obama would win.”
What Clinton camp is doing on behalf of undecided Super Delegates and the party leaders months before the Convention in Denver, is quasi similar to what John F. Kennedy did to unite the party during the 1960 convention selecting LBJ.
I just called Clinton a UNITER!!!

You Americans have to stand up and realise that you need different leadership whether Obama or hillary is to offer you that leadership is debatable.
But one thing for sure is that
if you do let a republican win this election(in this case mcain)rest assured you will be heading as a collective up the proverbial creek without a paddle.
Let it be known that the republicans will get into a war that you don’t need or a prepared for.
Lest you forget the dollar is at an all time low against all the major currencies,the american economy is on the brink,the housing sector is on its knees.surely you need change and that change is New leadership.
You need to rise up against you bipartisan tendencies and support one candidate.You have to make the hard decisions that America needs change one way or the other and that change is most definetly not going to come from a Republican whether you are a ware of it or not.So shape up or ship out mates.

Hillary is not spliting up this party and there are many of us who will not support Obama she has every right to remain in this race till the very end and don’t you think for one minute that her supporters will give up on her we also have waited a long time for a woman as smart as and caring as Hillary. so why don’t all of you just set back and let this play out and quit saying she should get out you are the ones spliting this party up.

In the words of Sen. Obama ” this is silly season”. lol

Good Obama response to the sheer stupidity of the varying Clinton attacks.

What really bothers me are those persons, who like Clinton, state that Barack is not ready for the Commander-in-Chief title but can be VP and LEARN under Clinton. What happens, if she dies in office? Would Barack be ready then? Think before you speak or you can be established as a fool instead of just perceived as one.

Hillary continues to try to discount Obama for lack of experience. Where and when did she acquire her presidential experience? I don’t think the role of first lady counts.

I defy anyone to find a statement in which Hillary or Bill Clinton “offered” Obama or anyone else the VP position with Hillary, either directly or indirectly. I love the way the Obama campaign creates straw men for the childish pleasure of knocking them down. and they’re running th NEW, fresh, positive campaign…yea, right!

GMA..do you need ratings this badly? This happened in March. This is almost September. Both Clintons have graciously accepted Obama and made plea’s to the party to unite and pledged support to him.
I am not a Democrat, so this is really not my fight, but I must say I am very disappointed in GMA for taking this route for ratings. : (

Clinton should shut her F-CKING mouth. She is a stupid B-TCH.