Obama better think long and hard and choose this fine woman as his VP!

[Oregone]

I have no doubt that she has, with her tenacity and determination (as well as intellect and wit) earned the VP spot.

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=t&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLL,GGLL:2008-22,GGLL:en&q=harriet+christian

Clearly, Harriet Christian would help him win women, as well as Jewish people, along with the angry, the bitter, the stupid, the uninformed, the McCain-promising voters, the soap opera watching, the Rush Limbaugh listening, the mentally disturbed, etc. etc. She would pull in over half the US population alone with her appeal, even more than Hillary Clinton.

K&R if you stand by your feminist values and agree with this VP choice.

[MindMatter]

1. It it can't be Hillary, at least give us Harriet !!!!

:sarcasm:

[bowens43]

2. As far as I am concerned , she disqualified herself the moment

she descended into the sewer. She is representative of everything that is wrong with politics in America today. She has earned nothing.

[Oregone]

3. Harriet's earned more than you have in politics...

She is a divine Goddess that could steer our country in the proper direction. Maybe the only person who could do this.

[TexasObserver]

4. Harriett Christian is the living embodiment of Hillary's base.

She is the living legacy of Hillary's ill advised, disasterous campaign.

She has hurt the next woman who runs for president, with her constant attempts to play the victim, to wail about the imaginary sexism that foiled her otherwise perfect race.

[Faygo Kid]

5. LOL, Absolutely Fabulous idea. She has a lot of fans here today.

Lovely woman. The grace, charm, intelligence and wit of Harriet Christian. Plus, her last name will help with all the Muslim rumors! Even the ones she herself spreads!

Absolutely Fabulous.

[cloudythescribbler]

6. How about a BORINGLY good choice, like Barbara Boxer?

but that wouldn't be snarky

[damntexdem]

7. Kathleen Sabelius. Executive experience as a state governor.

And we would not want to run as VP a senator from a state with a GOP governor.