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Former Democratic Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is speaking out about the potential candidates for office.

On Friday, Clinton called in to Ryan Seacrest's KIIS-FM radio show and gave her thoughts on the Vice Presidential debate this week.

And, of course, she had great comments about Joe Biden.

She said, "Joe Biden was great. He put forward a flawless performance. I, like probably everybody else watching, was so moved by the authentic grief that caught in his throat when he talked about his own personal experience."

The experience she's referring to is when Biden got choked up when talking about a car accident that killed his wife, his daughter, and injured his sons.

And what does Clinton have to say about Sarah Palin?

Hillary says, "I think she's very good. I always thought she would do well. It's amazing. She's been thrust into the national spotlight with very little preparation."

We bet that's not what Hillary was really thinking, though.

She added, "All things considered, you saw a very composed and effective debater last night. The real issue is, who is better for America?

Biden may have been good enough, but Barack Obama should have definitely chosen Clinton as his running mate!

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"Poll: Obama struggling to win over Clinton voters"

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Is she in over her head?

The McCain campaign is was very reluctant to allow reporters to cover Sarah Palin's meetings with foreign dignitaries this week.

The world's big wigs are in New York at the United Nations.

Johnny McCain and his peeps scheduled sessions and meetings for the lipstick wearing pitbull so she could get in some foreign affairs experience.

(Palin has never met a foreign head of state and first traveled outside North America just last year.)

The McCain camp only changed their tune after reporters protested loudly.

Are the McCain folks uneasy about Sarah's skills and afraid of what she'll say?

We're sensing that!

Reporters missed out on Palin's meeting with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, but they will be there for her audience with the Colombian President Alvaro Uribe and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Can't wait to see the reports!

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Monday on ABC's The View, former President Bill Clinton said that although he understands and respects Obama's choice in running mate, he believes his wife, New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, “would have been the best politically.”

The former White House bad boy said that he likes Senator Biden and acknowledged that selecting a running mate is a "personal choice." He also added that Hillary didn't really want to be Obama's running mate and that she loves being a "senator from New York."

Spin, spin, sugar!

Despite his remarks, Bill remained vague on whether or not he thought his wife would have been a better choice because she is a woman, securing the now wavering Democratic female vote.

He diplomatically explained:

“Voting is a complicated process. We give our allegiances to candidates and parties and issues for all kinds of reasons. We vote for some people because we like them even though we disagree with them. We vote for some people because we identify with them on race or gender.
“It’s not an entirely rational process, and it is different for everybody.”

That's not exactly reassuring!

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The last part of the Sarah Palin sit-down interview with ABC's Charile Gibson aired on Friday.

To us, it looks like Sexy Sarah resorted to the standard politician tactic of 'stir the pot' to win some points for her team.

Palin re-opened the Hillary wounds that the Dems tried so hard to heal at their Denver convention.

The Alaskan governor said:
"I think he's (Barack Obama) regretting not picking her now, I do. What, what determination, and grit, and even grace through some tough shots that were fired her way — she handled those well."

Is she implying that Hillary supporters will come to her camp now?

Would a true Hillary support really go over to the McCain/Palin ticket? Just because Sexy Sarah has a vajayjay???

Palin is the complete opposite of Hillary on POLICY.

They don't see eye to eye on abortion rights, stem cell research, environmental policies and gun control.

Logic to us says that people who would support Sarah would NEVER have supported Hillary, right?

Could you ever see Hillary demand that a librarian censor books from a library, like Sarah reportedly did as mayor?

If you are a Hillary supporter who is going over to the other side, we'd love to know why.

Just seems like such a drastic change in ideology to us!

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There he goes again!

Bill Clinton is planning on embarrassing Hillary Clinton again by NOT showing up to Barack Obama's acceptance speech on Thursday.

Bubba, your wife just called for the Democratic party's unity.

You Clintons gotta practice what you preach!

Don't be a bitter Betty, Bill!

So unbecoming of a former President of the UNITED States of America, don't you say?

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Click here to watch the great tribute video to Hillary Clinton that was aired during the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday.

Keep on keepin' on!

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