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Well, this just keeps getting better and better. Maybe he'll appoint Obama to something so as to "reach across the isle".

Palin will make no difference in this administration. Her advice will be ignored by the old man.

McCain is a conservative how????

1 posted on 09/07/2008 5:28:49 AM PDT by CapnJack
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My worries about the Supreme Court realized.


2 posted on 09/07/2008 5:30:29 AM PDT by fieldmarshaldj (~"This is what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps !"~~)
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Every President does this. And Sarah Palin will be the most influential VP since Dick Cheney. And this is no time to be putting out bad vibes.


3 posted on 09/07/2008 5:31:26 AM PDT by jalisco555 ("My 80% friend is not my 20% enemy" - Ronald Reagan)
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With Palin sitting next to him, McNutjob will have to be VERY careful. Besides SOME dems - like Liebermann - would be good in the right spopt - like Secretary of State or Defense or Ambassador to the U.N.

AND if McNutjob can’t finish his term - Palin will make a GREAT President.


5 posted on 09/07/2008 5:31:38 AM PDT by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts and guns made America great.)
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Well, he owes Leiberman... If he means putting Ted Kennedy on the bench - that’s different.


6 posted on 09/07/2008 5:32:56 AM PDT by gondramB (Preach the Gospel at all times, and when necessary, use words.)
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This is a political bone. Like when Clinton appointed Senator Cohen. It is a mile wide statement and an inch deep.

Besides there are some capable Democrats and there are some jobs that don’t have a Rat philosophy as being a threat. As long as their general philosophy agrees with the old man, they can have a job somewhere.

Frankly, it probably means Joe Lieberman gets a reward for standing by his friend at the Republican convention. It’s the last job he’ll probably get.


7 posted on 09/07/2008 5:32:57 AM PDT by romanesq
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Have no fear the McCain worshippers will be along to inform you that they’ve seen the light and the light is McCain.


8 posted on 09/07/2008 5:33:01 AM PDT by cripplecreek (Voting Conservative isn't for the faint of heart.)
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Well, this just keeps getting better and better. Maybe he'll appoint Obama to something so as to "reach across the isle".

You see, I read this and my first thoughts were Zell Miller for Secretary of State and Joe Lieberman (ok, he's an "Independent Dem", not a "Dem") for Secretary of Defense.
9 posted on 09/07/2008 5:33:10 AM PDT by tanknetter
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Palin comes with a price.


11 posted on 09/07/2008 5:33:55 AM PDT by DB
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Which mean Joe Lieberman will get a cabinet position, big deal.


12 posted on 09/07/2008 5:36:15 AM PDT by Perdogg (Maverick - Barracuda 2008)
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Strictly as a political statement this stinks. All it accomplishes is to cheese off conservatives and Republicans and does little or nothing to win crossover votes. We want nothing but topnotch conservative appointees.

Maybe this is a sop to the Democrat controlled Senate that will be confirming these appointees.

13 posted on 09/07/2008 5:36:52 AM PDT by Batrachian
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I think that Lieberman might be a good pick for Foggy Bottom. Hell, on the important foreign policy issues (Israel, middle east, etc), he is right on. It will also keep him outta domestic policy for years, and be a sop to the Democrats.

Plus, there are about 15 worthless “cabinet” posts that could be given to dems that have no power at all.


19 posted on 09/07/2008 5:39:12 AM PDT by ajwharton
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People should relax. He is going to make Liberman Secretary of State or something. I dont agree with him on domestic politics but he has been stronger than many republicans on foreign policy.


20 posted on 09/07/2008 5:39:41 AM PDT by John Robie
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McCain trying to lock in the independent vote and maybe pull along some MOR Dems. Probably a smart thing for him to signal at this point.

But look which priority he put first. “Energy Independence”. We have been hearing this a lot these last couple of days. This angle must be playing well, as well it should. Less dependence on foreign energy sources is key to our economic security as well as national security. Another advantage Palin brings to the ticket.

And as it turns out, the energy independence argument is his best line of defense against Dems who blame the Republicans for the economic problems.


22 posted on 09/07/2008 5:40:26 AM PDT by AC86UT89 (Drill Baby Drill)
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Why not trust the ‘rats to haul his trash while he’s at it? They are so trustworthy after all... /s I much prefer the Reagan approach. When he needed a doctor he tried to make sure he was getting a Republican.


23 posted on 09/07/2008 5:41:13 AM PDT by 668 - Neighbor of the Beast (diogeneticistical...esque...ish...)
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Well, this just keeps getting better and better. Maybe he'll appoint Obama to something so as to "reach across the isle". Palin will make no difference in this administration. Her advice will be ignored by the old man. McCain is a conservative how????

By putting America first and party politics second?

Whether you like it or not, more Americans are Democrat than Republican.

The current far-Left Democrat Party is leaving millions of American Democrats to the right of them and you see no value in welcoming those Reagan Democrats to our side. All you seem to care about is whether or not an American has a (D) or an (R) after their name.

24 posted on 09/07/2008 5:41:30 AM PDT by Polybius
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Why? Why pledge such an absurdity? What is to be gained by it?

It is so imperative that we pick up some seats in the Congress this time around.


27 posted on 09/07/2008 5:43:07 AM PDT by definitelynotaliberal
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Unfreakingbelievable - just when he has his party reved up and ready to vote for him - he opens his stupid mouth and puts his foot in it.

Note for McLame: Dont talk about how you love democrats more than conservatives. Dont talk about how you hate the hard working American and love the Mexican Illegal Alien. Dont talk about how you sat on your hands and said nothing when you voted in the affirmative for the most liberal SCOTUS Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

This is McLames election to lose - and Ill be damned if he hasnt started to lose it.

One more question, how often to dems state they will put Republicans on thier cabnet?

The enemy is within, liberals pose more of a threat to America than AlQueda.


28 posted on 09/07/2008 5:43:30 AM PDT by sasafras (Diversity Programs = Mandated Racism)
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Remember bipartisan is when RINO’s surrender alleged principals.


29 posted on 09/07/2008 5:43:45 AM PDT by boomop1
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I bet that CBS put this out just to target conservatives concerned about McCain.


30 posted on 09/07/2008 5:44:03 AM PDT by Perdogg (Maverick - Barracuda 2008)
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He should appoint Democrats Senators from states with Republican governors.


33 posted on 09/07/2008 5:45:34 AM PDT by RetroSexual
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