Does anyone feel like the VP pick might be a tad overwhelmed?

[Alter Ego]

I mean, whoever it is will be joining a movement this country hasn't seen since Reagan--and this one isn't a crusade to rend the earth asunder and summon Beelzebub.

He or she will be scrutinized to the absolute nth degree, then when that's done the media will devote hours of airtime to WHY they are scrutinizing Obama's VP pick to the nth degree.

The VP has to worry how they will be received by Obama's supporters--because I know that while we are united behind Barack, we are pretty fractured in our choices for VP.

All in all, it's going to be one hell of a job--I think that's why it's taking so long for Obama to find one, and the one he does pick better be up to what's coming.

[TwilightGardener]

1. Yes--he needs to pick someone who is used to the national spotlight, who

knows how to fight, who has enough credibility to defend Obama. Biden, is what I'm sayin.

[woodsprite]

7. My thoughts exactly. From your keyboard to Obama's ear. n/t

[ClassWarrior]

2. One word: Feingold.

NGU.

[Xipe Totec]

3. As if the media were constrained to criticize based on facts

if they can't find any dirt, they'll make it up.

[phillysuse]

4. He needs to pick a fighter

This is A Time To Fight if there ever was one.

Shameless plug for Jim Webb.

[salonghorn70]

5. Whether You Are For Her Or Not For VP

I think that you would have to say that Clinton would be the only one who would not be overwhelmed.

[wvbygod]

6. I don't think it will be that big of a deal

Many if not most Democrats are voting for Obama because he has a D by his name. Lots
of voter do not see him as the second coming or any other likeness other than a change.

[Beacool]

8. Not overwhelmed? Used to the spotlight? A fighter?

HILLARY!!!



:woohoo: