former president bill clinton

Congressman Cooper shares his thoughts on a potential Hillary Clinton vice-presidential nod with John Rodgers:

Cooper asked rhetorically if a President Obama wanted former President “Bill Clinton around the White House?”

David Mixner argues that Senator Sam Nunn’s political history should preclude him from being considered as Barack Obama’s runningmate:

Regardless of who your preferred candidate is, Bill is correct that Hillary has been treated disrespectfully, not just by the media, but also by the Democratic party and in particular, Obamaniacs.

Despite the diversionary race speech by Barack Obama, the praise and defense of Obama’s spiritual advisor Reverend Jeremiah Wright continues. From Detroit:

This is not the first time this campaign season that former President Bill Clinton has melted down.

"It was one of the worst political meetings I have ever attended," one superdelegate said.

Governor Phil Bredesen is getting a lot of ink and airtime recently due to his "solution" of keeping the Democrats from having to slug it out in August at the convention.

With two candidates beating each other unmercifully, beatings that are likely to go on until the Democratic Convention, the Democratic Party needs a dispassionate elder statesman to swoop in and broker the peace: