Well, IMHO, the Obama/Clinton, or Clinton/Obama ticket will become a
reality before this thing irons out. The bottom line here is that it
doesn't really matter whether or not they like each other; what really matters is: the desires of the leaders of the Democratic Party. It appears that neither candidate will have enough committed delegates to "win" the nomination; therefore, it will be worked out
behind closed doors.

Again, IMHO, if Obama is "perceived" to be the front-runner and does
not get the nomination - race relations in America will be set back
big time, or, "BIG TIME." I'm sure the DNC does not want that to go down; but, they don't want to do anything that will leave one half of the democratic voters at home because their candidate didn't get the nomination - there are a lot of folks out there carrying that feeling.

Finally, IMHO, Jefferson and Adams are probably rolling over in their graves while Franklin is most likely laughing his ass off with a nod of admiration for this republic to have lasted as long as it has. Cheers.