To: rodguy911
I’m really not here but will post this to you anyway.
Hillary will need to shore up her leadership lack of experience so look for her to ask an ex or sitting governor to be her VP. Probably someone from the South and a red state, if she can pull it off.
To: Morgan in Denver
Ooh, good point.
Don Siegelman, the convicted ex-dem governor of my state, Alabama, isn’t doing too much these days. Of course, he is in prison. He’s trying to get his sentence overturned on appeal and is asking to be let out while this happens. Hmmm....
Can Clinton as an ex-pres still give pardons?
To: Morgan in Denver
If HRC goes too red or south she’ll miss the boat. That’s why I think Strickland of Ohio. If she wins all the states Gore and/or Kerry won plus Ohio OR Florida, well...
To: Morgan in Denver
Great to hear from you Morgan but I know you already have someone in mind so spill it.
154 posted on
08/19/2007 6:48:55 AM PDT by
rodguy911
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To: Morgan in Denver
Hillary will need to shore up her leadership lack of experience so look for her to ask an ex or sitting governor to be her VP. Probably someone from the South and a red state, if she can pull it off.Well, she could also ask that RINO McPain to be her Veep. He sure would like that feather in his hat.
161 posted on
08/19/2007 6:51:37 AM PDT by
Arrowhead1952
(The measure of a country is not how many people are wanting to come in, but how many want to leave.)
To: Morgan in Denver
292 posted on
08/19/2007 8:30:05 AM PDT by
MNJohnnie
("Todays (military's) task is three dimensional chess in the dark". General Rick Lynch in Baghdad)
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