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A senior Clinton campaign official confirms to CBS News that Hillary Clinton will "acknowledge but not concede" the race tonight. The official says "she has no plans to concede the race tonight."
No. Do not put her on the ticket. Make her Secretary of State or Ambassador to the UN.
I'd still prefer to see somebody else on the ticket, don't get me wrong. But it's pretty evident that a LOT of voters are going to be unhappy regardless of which one gets the nomination. I'm starting to see merit to the idea that party leaders will pressure one to take the other in an exercise to facilitate unity.
I mean do you think Hillary would be willing to completely mold her organization into Obama's, or that Hillary is going to strictly play by Obama's campaign's playbook?
Given the political capital she's garnered during the campaign, she'd probably feel as though she has a mandate to a co-presidency. That's toxic.
Very tricky minefield for Obama to navigate. He's being tested politically, that's for damn sure.
Bill in a campaign appearance over the weekend did say "this might be the last time you see me doing this" (talking about campaigning). After hearing that I was fairly sure she would eventually concede but not until she gets a little payoff from Obama over her campaign debt.