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Old 08-27-2008, 11:24 PM
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i'll go with a longshot and say he takes lieberman to blunt the bush 3rd term arguement.

downside is he offends social conservative wing again but it's not like they rush to vote for obama in november. lieberman is no risk to ever be presidential nominee on his own so the right wing can sharpen their knives for the fight in 2012 or 2016. they won't be as pissed as they would if he picked ridge.

and lieberman may give him a better shot to win than either pawlenty or romney.
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Old 08-28-2008, 12:28 AM
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not a chance.
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Old 08-28-2008, 12:37 AM
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not a great chance.

but i'd make a bet at 20-1.

doubt dunbar wanders down here to tell us what the odds actually are.
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Old 08-28-2008, 01:02 AM
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it would be the alltime biggest political blunder,
personally i think he's a fool if he doesn't go with Romney, but i have a feeling he might not.
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Old 08-28-2008, 09:19 AM
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If it was my pick, it would be Eric Cantor.....he's conservative,good voting record, can talk without a cue card and well....you get the picture.....
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Old 08-28-2008, 09:27 AM
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He should pick Chuck Norris.
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Old 08-28-2008, 09:30 AM
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He should pick Chuck Norris.
Well..there's that!
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Old 08-28-2008, 11:03 AM
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He should pick Chuck Norris.
I say Dave Winfield.
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Old 08-28-2008, 01:32 PM
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I say Dave Winfield.
Jeb Bush would be available....
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Old 08-28-2008, 02:37 PM
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Interesting choices here.

The most interesting thing would be a Republican ticket with a Jewish or Mormon VP candidate trying to sell to the Christian right wing.
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Old 08-28-2008, 03:54 PM
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Interesting choices here.

The most interesting thing would be a Republican ticket with a Jewish or Mormon VP candidate trying to sell to the Christian right wing.


LOL...even better would be picking Condy Rice (I would actually consider voting for her, but only at the top of the ticket)....having a vendor booth outside the Republican convention selling white sheets would be a goldmine!
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LOL...even better would be picking Condy Rice (I would actually consider voting for her, but only at the top of the ticket)....having a vendor booth outside the Republican convention selling white sheets would be a goldmine!
He's just going to pick Ronald Reagan and it will be like Weekend at Bernies and McCain will win in a landslide
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The rumor is Pawlenty is the likely choice.
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I hope it's not Pawlenty. How the hell does a 6-year in office governor of Minnesota rate being VP? It's not as if Minnesota doesn't let pretty much anyone be governor; Hell, Jesse the Body got elected with 3/8 of the vote.

I just think the guy is probably not ruthless enough to be VP and, maybe, president, especially with McCain's life expectancy being shorter than 8 years with his cancer history.

People like McCain, Obama, Biden, both Clintons, Ridge and even Romney have been around long enough and done enough to make you pretty certain they have succcessfully twisted the knife in many others' backs.

If it's Lieberman, I may just shoot myself. I do not think he even remembers 1/2 of the things he says.
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I hope it's not Pawlenty. How the hell does a 6-year in office governor of Minnesota rate being VP? It's not as if Minnesota doesn't let pretty much anyone be governor; Hell, Jesse the Body got elected with 3/8 of the vote.

I just think the guy is probably not ruthless enough to be VP and, maybe, president, especially with McCain's life expectancy being shorter than 8 years with his cancer history.

People like McCain, Obama, Biden, both Clintons, Ridge and even Romney have been around long enough and done enough to make you pretty certain they have succcessfully twisted the knife in many others' backs.

If it's Lieberman, I may just shoot myself. I do not think he even remembers 1/2 of the things he says.
Is that better or worse than a guy who has been a Senator for less than 4 years getting the nomination for President?
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I hope it's not Pawlenty. How the hell does a 6-year in office governor of Minnesota rate being VP? It's not as if Minnesota doesn't let pretty much anyone be governor; Hell, Jesse the Body got elected with 3/8 of the vote.

I just think the guy is probably not ruthless enough to be VP and, maybe, president, especially with McCain's life expectancy being shorter than 8 years with his cancer history.
People like McCain, Obama, Biden, both Clintons, Ridge and even Romney have been around long enough and done enough to make you pretty certain they have succcessfully twisted the knife in many others' backs.

If it's Lieberman, I may just shoot myself. I do not think he even remembers 1/2 of the things he says.

Not true...Real Age is 63 year.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/138621/output/print
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Is that better or worse than a guy who has been a Senator for less than 4 years getting the nomination for President?

Well said.
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Old 08-28-2008, 09:40 PM
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Well said.
I love it..you are in DC for many years and you are an "Insider" but if you are new, whether Repub or Dem and you are too inexperienced
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