May 30, 2008 12:36AM GMT
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Politics - United States
Pick McCain's VP?
http://hotair.com/archives/2008/05/29/are-you-ready-for-vice-..."Via the Standard, Wizbang’s got a hot tip that the head of McCain’s VP search team is on the ground in Juneau. If it’s true, though, then why not advertise that fact? It’d kick up some buzz … although maybe that’s the problem. If they finally end up going with some more predictable choice, like Ridge or Mitt, it’ll feel like a letdown."
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raves +2 posted Jun 05, 2008 07:17PM GMT (edited)
Answered Palin
Based on current political circumstances, I think she would be a great choice.
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raves +1 Aug 19, 2008 08:19PM GMTAgreed, CP! Christine Todd Whitman, former governor of N.J., as I recall, was an attractive conservative woman. - wonder why we hear nothing about her! I would also like for him to consider J.C. Watts, former Oklahoma Congressman, who has excellent conservative credentials!
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raves +1 posted Jun 04, 2008 08:05PM GMT (edited)
Answered None of the above
Unsure of this at this time. I like Condi, but the Bush baggage will be too heavy of a weight. I would like to see a woman on the ticket, but only if she is the most qualified. Not just because she is a woman. How about a conservative Democrat? Then after McCain wins, leave the Republican party and form a new Centerist party. Just a dream huh. -
raves +4 posted Jun 03, 2008 04:17AM GMT (edited)
Answered None of the above
Honestly I don't know who I would be excited about. I adore Condie Rice
. But she has so much what the party would call Bush-baggage. She is Bright, articulate, as well rounded in matters of state and world matters than John McCain himself, well educated, certainly has more experience than anyone else. And what a lovely person to boot.
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raves +1 Jun 03, 2008 05:11AM GMTI have a strong opinion he might just choose her to contradict the black/woman vote imagine how many Obama supporters would be on here claiming where all racist, a lot less. If there race card was nil and void I seriously doubt such racist acts like the atrocity of S.C. 91% black vote would ever happen again. Not to mention the HRC fans eager for a women in the W.H.
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raves +1 Aug 20, 2008 12:28AM GMTThere is something of a mystery to the public as to what happened to the outstanding career of J.C. who I have worked with and really did like. He was going to be the "Golden" boy of the Republican party. But there were several persons who took a dive at the same time in order to save the careers of 2 homosexuals EXTREMELY HIGH IN GOVERNMENT, both with White House privileges. 1 with one of the highest Protocol of security in the country. I personally know several people in Oklahoma who lost their careers with the NSA, and political positions in the Republican party so that these worthless bustards could still "BE"" someone. Today - One is a very important person in Oklahoma, the other no longer a player in Washington but still has a reputation. Where as the rest of the people who were "sacrificed" lost everything, For GOD & COUNTRY, trust me.
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Answered Palin
My top choice would be Condoleeza Rice.