McCain/Clinton- United They Stand in 2008
Mon Mar 03, 2008 at 07:28:10 PM PDT
I can't believe I didn't see till now the obvious rational for Hillary Clintons outlandish despicable behavior these past few weeks. She knows there isn't a chance in hell she can win the democratic nomination. Even with wins in both Ohio and Texas, she can't win. She can't even come close, yet she has decided to launch a scorched earth policy of lies and smears against Obama.
Why would she do this so late in primaries when even if the hateful mud she's slinging were to stick and sway voters, it is essentially meaningless?
A look at the recent videos of Clinton praising John McCain while dismissing Obama as nothing more than hot air, which looked a lot like an endorsement of McCain, (if you don't vote for her), got me thinkng.
Maybe I've gone mad, but this is the only thing that makes sense.
Because she has decided her best avenue to power is through John McCain
as his Vice President.
A McCain/Clinton ticket would be hard to beat. It would draw in voters from every state, every demographic and be a dream come true for independents.
McCain is an old man, Hillary, not so old. Even if he were able to serve two terms she would be still be raring to go in 2016.
Hillary Clinton and John McCain have both been attacking Barack Obama. Nothing in her campaign happens unless authorized by Mark Penn, her chief strategist.
The same Mark Penn whose lobbying shop is headed by Charlie Black, John McCain's top adviser.
I find this hard to believe as just a coincidence, or that Penn and Black don't have ulterior motives, or that Clinton is too stupid to know what's going on.
Hillary is desperate for power, she will do and say anything to get it, she has proven this already, repeatedly. If she loses the democratic nomination she faces a future of mediocrity as a senator with no major chair appointments, and Harry Reid isn't going anywhere soon, so that job is filled. Just being average is not acceptable to Clinton.
Becoming president, no matter the costs, no matter the avenue, that is what matters to Hillary Clinton.
Her teaming up with McCain in the general is the only possible way she will ever get there. And that is all that matters to her.
I hope I'm wrong, but I can't see any other explanation for her behavior.
I see her laying waste to the democratic party who she probably sees as abandoning her for Obama, by taking this all the way to the convention.
Then at the last minute her and McCain issue a statement saying something to the effect that for the good of America they have joined forces.
Neither of them can beat Obama straight up but together perhaps it's possible. Both Clinton and McCain have sold their souls for power and to not be able to claim that power now is just plain not acceptable to either of them.

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