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[...] things about this episode is that we got to see alot more of the interaction between the guys. Jason admits that he watches the body language of people, and he notices that DeAnna and Graham are exploring a connection, of course [...]…

1. Kathleen Sebelius
Though there is Zero chance Obama carries her state, she's a Gov. with executive exp. and she might be able to convince the “Hillary Vote” that she is one of them
The downside is she, like Barack will be attacked on Abortion Rights to no end. Also, the National Security surrogates who want to make this THE ISSUE wil come out in full force to denounce there combined experience on the subject matter.

2. Bill Richardson.
I agree will all the above posted in regards to him. On paper , he was the most qualified to be president.

3. Evan Bayh. Former Gov. , and Current Senator, and very highly approved in his home state. Rikyrah, is he safe, no doubt, but even if Barack is polling within the margin, of error, with him on the Ticket, that state now becomes blue. I'd say without debate. He might get the Hillary treatment from the GOP as being one of the main people who spoke out the side of his mouth when trashing Barack, and that alone is enough to concern some. The McCain surrogates have already parroted the “THESE ARE HILLARY'S WORDS” line enough. I dont expect it to stop if this guy is selected.

1. Kathleen Sebelius
Though there is Zero chance Obama carries her state, she's a Gov. with executive exp. and she might be able to convince the “Hillary Vote” that she is one of them
The downside is she, like Barack will be attacked on Abortion Rights to no end. Also, the National Security surrogates who want to make this THE ISSUE wil come out in full force to denounce there combined experience on the subject matter.

2. Bill Richardson.
I agree will all the above posted in regards to him. On paper , he was the most qualified to be president.

3. Evan Bayh. Former Gov. , and Current Senator, and very highly approved in his home state. Rikyrah, is he safe, no doubt, but even if Barack is polling within the margin, of error, with him on the Ticket, that state now becomes blue. I'd say without debate. He might get the Hillary treatment from the GOP as being one of the main people who spoke out the side of his mouth when trashing Barack, and that alone is enough to concern some. The McCain surrogates have already parroted the “THESE ARE HILLARY'S WORDS” line enough. I dont expect it to stop if this guy is selected.

1. Kathleen Sebelius
Though there is Zero chance Obama carries her state, she's a Gov. with executive exp. and she might be able to convince the “Hillary Vote” that she is one of them
The downside is she, like Barack will be attacked on Abortion Rights to no end. Also, the National Security surrogates who want to make this THE ISSUE wil come out in full force to denounce there combined experience on the subject matter.

2. Bill Richardson.
I agree will all the above posted in regards to him. On paper , he was the most qualified to be president.

3. Evan Bayh. Former Gov. , and Current Senator, and very highly approved in his home state. Rikyrah, is he safe, no doubt, but even if Barack is polling within the margin, of error, with him on the Ticket, that state now becomes blue. I'd say without debate. He might get the Hillary treatment from the GOP as being one of the main people who spoke out the side of his mouth when trashing Barack, and that alone is enough to concern some. The McCain surrogates have already parroted the “THESE ARE HILLARY'S WORDS” line enough. I dont expect it to stop if this guy is selected.

Just echoing that Webb’s wife is of Asian descent, which would be a groovy visual in the requisite family pics.

I have a soft spot in my heart for Biden, although I’d be scared every time he opened his mouth, bless his heart.

As for Hillary? Hell to the no. But, I just might be willing to give her a look-see IF she divorced Bill, as suggested above. But, otherwise. No can do.

Oh, hell naw.

This is, as the heroine in The Wedding Date said, too matchy, matchy.

Noooooo! Pleeeeeease!

Gov. Napolitano’s veto is often the sole effective obstacle between the actions of Arizona’s truly insane no-holds-barred-right-wingnut batshit CRAZY state legislature, and those of us who live and/or work in this state. Not that she always does the right thing (she doesn’t always) but enough that it’s scary to consider her going away before the end of this term and much preparation for who will come after her.

Please don’t take Gov. Napolitano away, Senator Obama, PLEASE.

Please.

~I am with rikyrah and B-Serious and anyone else who would love to see an Obama-Richardson ticket but questions if the country could handle it. But I would love it!

~Otherwise, as long as it doesn’t leave us high and dry here in AZ and as long as it’s not Clinton (who doesn’t fit on so many levels), I’m fine with whoever he picks. Not that me being fine with it matters, Senator Obama isn’t calling me to ask about it… :)

Hierarchical Analysis Of The Vote
27 Jun 2008 12:25 pm

Thomas Riehle of RT strategies passes along a hierarchical vote analysis he completed for the Cook Report; he first breaks down the vote for each candidate into seven categories measuring enthusiasm, and then he evaluates how that “hiearchy of intensity” holds up across 50 different subgroups of voters.

Since March, Obama has picked up 15 percentage points worth of support from “strong Democrats,” 31 points among women aged 18 to 39, and 14 points among those without college education. McCain has picked up support among voters aged 50-64, women aged 40 to 56 (17 points — he leads Obama overall by four points now), and independents who aren’t leaners. But he’s lost support among conservative Republicans — down to 81% in this poll and Republican women — 75% support him.

The demographic contours of Obama’s base are clear: African Americans, 18 to 34 years olds, younger women, less educated (a shift since the primaries), and among voters on the Pacific Coast, the Midwest and the Great Lakes regions.

McCain has an edge in the South — and really nowhere else. He and Obama are running (roughly) equal in the West, the farm-mountain region and even the Northeast. McCain has a 16 point edge among evangelical voters; Obama has a 19 point edge among voters who aren’t born again. He’s getting about one in four former Clinton voters and ties Obama among women with college degrees.

1. Obama’s recent polling.
Look at his polling in EVERY swing state.
2. Obama’s recent polling in places where a Democrat hasn’t won in like, FOREVER.(Virginia, Indiana, ALASKA) His closeness in those states is terrific.
3. In ALL the polls with the independents, they reiterate that they would NOT support Obama if he had Hillpatine on the ticket.

Between these three things..

Let’s just be for real…if his polling wasn’t going well, we’d be hearing a whole other story. That we’re not, AND because Obama hasn’t really been picking up any Clinton folks, it’s becoming more and more clear to them: he plans on winning or losing on his own terms. Time for you to come on board.

Say

Check out the matching outfits at the Unity event today. This whole speculative thread may just be nonsense. From the looks of this picture, it seems like they are grooming this as an inevitable marriage. I personally think it would be a bit more palatable if Hillary DIVORCED Bill first.

http://stephencrosehome.blogspot.com/2008/05/obama-vp-mt-gov-schweitzer.html

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/06/on-brian-schweitzer-as-vp.html

Hagel would put him over the top..just imagine, while Lieberman is out there spouting partisan attacks and vowing support for Iraq…then Hagel comes along…a solid repub..saying change we can believe in!

I hope McCain picks Lieberman….LOL

Obama should do to Clinton like McCain is doing Romney. Show him that she wants it.

Napolitano, Sebelius and Kaine all make sense to me – competent executives who’d fit with “change”, and all show a willingness to fight on “Red” turf.

For the Clark, Biden and Webb fans out there I’d also suggest Jack Reed as another Democrat who could bring a lot of national security experience to the ticket (while also being a true progressive/liberal).

I like Claire McCaskill & Kathleen Sebelius.

About Kathleen Sebelius allegedly being “boring”: So what?

She would be the Vice-President of the United States of America, not a contestant on American Idol.