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Thu Jan-31-08 10:21 PM
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Hillary is more likely to choose Obama than vice versa |
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On the question about an Obama-Clinton or a Clinton-Obama ticket, Barack handled it very diplomatically but said it would be presumptuous to say at this time. I doubt that he would ask Hillary to be on the ticket if he were the winner. However, I think Hillary would be more inclined to ask Obama to be her Vice President. What a ticket !!!
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:22 PM
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1. I got that impression, too. Maybe that was "THE PLAN?" n/t |
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:22 PM
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2. Obama can't have her on the ticket |
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He needs someone like Webb
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:23 PM
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3. Hillary should cut the O'cord |
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I'd rather see a Clinton/Edwards ticket.
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:25 PM
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Whoever it is they will be globalists.
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:26 PM
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5. Or Edwards as VP if we are to have "change" |
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:32 PM
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9. Heard Tweety talk about Edwards As Labor Sec.....What a great idea that would be |
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If the next Dem admin. really put someone as qualified and committed as Edwards in that role if he would take it ( vs. a union buster....)
Man that made me misty to even think about it !
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Thu Jan-31-08 11:23 PM
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19. He will only be as effective as the President would allow |
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If the President is a globalist (or either party) union issue are null and void. Brings tears to my eyes too.
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:28 PM
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6. Concur. Why would she leave the Senate? She can do more as a Senator |
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than VP, and she's not running for Prez at sixty eight.
Obama, OTOH, could use the eight years to solidify a presence on the world stage and become a player that spans the decades and puts his mark on an era. He's still young enough that he'd STILL be young in eight years. He could use the time to kick those cigarettes and put on some weight, too.
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:30 PM
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8. Hillary as Senate Majority Leader. |
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She would be a hell of a lot better than the one we have now.
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:44 PM
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16. It's a lot of work, that job. And she's more into policy than 'mechanics' nt |
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:29 PM
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7. I have believed that even BEFORE the question was asked n/t |
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:32 PM
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:32 PM
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11. She would NEED him to try to get the Black voters back. He doesn't need her. |
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And if she DID win and asked him, he should refuse and run against her in 4 years.
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:33 PM
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12. Clinton/Obama is the most likely case. |
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:33 PM
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13. Obama gets it if Obama wants it |
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Thu Jan-31-08 11:24 PM
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20. What will happen to the Obama campaign when the |
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scandal hits the media? They picked him to lose?
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:34 PM
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14. I agree with your analysis. |
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:38 PM
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15. Obama was the first to answer that queston, & I think he handled the answer to it perfectly |
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Both of them are way too sharp to mishandle a tough question like that. A dream ticket wasn't agreed upon, nor was it ruled out. They are two classy candidates.
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Thu Jan-31-08 11:25 PM
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22. Absolutely! I was happy with their answers - and so was the audience. |
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Thu Jan-31-08 10:50 PM
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17. That would send a mixed message for either one of them. n/t |
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Thu Jan-31-08 11:13 PM
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18. Obama's not a big enough man to ask Hillary to be on the ticket if he wins. nt |
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Thu Jan-31-08 11:24 PM
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21. Hillary/Obama - age before beauty - as Randy once said - it would work great! |
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