Obama/Hagel is pretty unlikely, though. Hagel would be good as Secretary
of State.
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> I'd vote for that. I probably wouldn't vote for Obama/Clinton. In fact,
> I'm sure I wouldn't. Clinton is worse than McCain.
>
> Obama/Hagel is pretty unlikely, though. Hagel would be good as Secretary
> of State.
Hagel would not be a bad idea. One name that has been popping up all over
the place is Jim Webb. While he is very popular he does not have the
experience that Obama needs as a VP candidate. Personally, I would like
to see an Obama / Richardson ticket.
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> I'd vote for that. I probably wouldn't vote for Obama/Clinton. In fact,
> I'm sure I wouldn't. Clinton is worse than McCain.
>
> Obama/Hagel is pretty unlikely, though. Hagel would be good as Secretary
> of State.
TED STRICKLAND FROM OHIO.IT IS THE ONLY WAY HE CAN CARRY THAT STATE FULL
OR MORONS
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>On May 13 2008 10:55 AM, risky biz wrote:
>
>> I'd vote for that. I probably wouldn't vote for Obama/Clinton. In fact,
>> I'm sure I wouldn't. Clinton is worse than McCain.
>>
>> Obama/Hagel is pretty unlikely, though. Hagel would be good as Secretary
>> of State.
>
>
>Hagel would not be a bad idea. One name that has been popping up all over
>the place is Jim Webb. While he is very popular he does not have the
>experience that Obama needs as a VP candidate. Personally, I would like
>to see an Obama / Richardson ticket.
Obama/Richrdson makes a lot of sense.
I don't think Edwards endorsed him for free. I'd say Richardson and Edwards
both have first class seats on the Obama gravy train - assuming he wins. Of
course, if by some miracle Hillary wins....
Irish Mike
Edwards doesn't provide much benefit to Obama. Richardson is a
Southwestern governor with executive experience and he's Hispanic.