Actually, her name is being placed into nomination at the convention as it should be, and as every man in Democratic party history's name has been no matter how few delegates he had received. The DNC and Obama's camp have tried for months to deny her both this vote and the respect she and her supporters deserve for the 18,000,000 votes she received in the primary contest.

Don't panic at the thought of her being chosen as Vice President; however, you may need to be a tiny bit worried that Super Delegates will come to their senses and choose her as the nominee since he is now the weaker candidate in the polls and is bound to lose to McCain in November.

I know her becoming the nominee will never, ever happen, I just like scaring Obama supporters, but the losing in November is pretty certain unless the Bilderberger's have decided he's their man.

By the way, I wouldn't vote for Obama even if she were chosen as his VP. I seriously hope that doesn't happen. My vote will go to McCain to cancel out an Obama vote.

[edit on 14-8-2008 by Seeker Mom]

The article actually has a statement to allay your worries.

It is also apparent that Clinton is not being seriously considered as a running mate for Obama.

It seems more like a symbolic way to get the loyal Clinton supporters behind Obama, instead of letting them feel ignored. It's probably a good idea to unite the party.