Hillary Rodham Clinton

Bayh, 52, could be a compromise choice and may appease some supporters of Hillary Clinton, after he backed Obama's former Democratic foe in the party ... Who's No. 2? Obama Keeps Everybody Guessing. Washington Post Barack Obama close to naming vice-presidential running mate Times Online

 - Bayh, 52, could be a compromise choice and may appease some supporters of Hillary Clinton, after he backed Obama's former Democratic foe in the party ...

By memeorandum Obama's Massive Headfake: Hillary for VP?  —  The reasons to think Hillary Clinton will not the Democratic VP nominee are myriad.  Among them:  — Clinton's camp says she is not being vetted  — VoteBoth, a Clinton-for-VP project by two former Clinton operatives, has shut down, proclaimi...

By Ric Caric Ruffini's on the right track, but Hillary Clinton has a number of other advantages as well. Above all, Hillary knows how to be an effective team player from her twenty years as Bill Clinton's first lady in Arkansas and the White House. ...

By Tommy Christopher The strength of Hagel's Republican pedigree cuts both ways, however. Some Democrats may not be thrilled with the prospect of a very real conservative being a heartbeat away from the Presidency. Those voters, however, are not likely to change their votes on that basis.

The emergence of Kaine as Obama's possible vice-presidential candidate also essentially eliminates Senator Hillary Clinton from contention and has revived ... Yes We Kaine? New York Times Who will Barrack Obama select as VP running mate? Point-Spreads.com

 United States - Jul 27, 2008 I've said consistently that I think Hillary Clinton would be on anybody's short list," Mr. Obama said. "She is one of the most effective, intelligent, ...

By Pareene Big news on the "who will Barack Obama's John the Baptist" front! First: his Vice Presidential choice will not be Hillary Clinton, because he just hired Patti Solis Doyle as his eventual Veep's chief of staff. Which is odd, because she was incompetent as Hillary's campaign manager, but le...

Hillary Clinton told colleagues she would be consider joining Barack Obama as his running mate, and advisers said she was withholding a formal departure from the race partly to use her remaining ...

By James Joyner While Democrats debate the likelihood of a Barack Obama-Hillary Clinton “Dream Ticket,” the latest word is that Mike Huckabee is currently at the top of the list to be John McCain’s running mate. James Pethokoukis attributes this information to “a top McCain fundraiser and longtime Rep...

Barack Obama is not interested in sharing a presidential ticket with fellow Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton and he is not running for vice president, the Ill. senator said on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman".