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Obama Wins Nomination

So what now? Who’s going to be his VP?

I don’t think it will be Hillary. Even though that is what the Clintons will try to get next, [Update: They’re already trying] Word to Obama: Think LBJ to Kennedy. How’d that work again?

Edwards? He brings nothing to the table. He couldn’t even carry his own state.

Gore? Nope. he won’t be anyone’s second fiddle.

Richardson? Possibly and likely.

John Kerry. Could be. If he would be wiling to do that. I don’t think so.

Who do you think might get the VP slot? I think he needs a southerner. Or some like Richardson who brings the west and Hispanics.

He could surprise us all.

UPDATE: Jimmah Carter has some good advice for Obama.

Posted by James Hudnall on 06/03 at 03:08 PM
 
  1. Richardson would be a great choice for the reasons you state above, but mostly cuz I actually like the guy. Kerry, not so much. Gore. No. And Hillary would drive me to McCain (I’m currently leaning strongly towards Obama).

    Posted by Edshugeo The GodMoor  on  06/03  at  07:46 PM
  2. If he were interested, Gov. Mike Easley (D-NC) would probably make a good choice, and would probably carry North Carolina, a first for the Democrats since 1976.  That said, I doubt Gov. Easley is interested.

    Posted by  on  06/04  at  08:00 AM
  3. Obama would be smart to get Richardson. But he may have someone else in mind.

    Posted by  on  06/04  at  08:30 AM
  4. Brin suggested that Obama should at least approach Colin Powell; and I must say, that appeals to me very much.

    Posted by  on  06/04  at  11:25 AM
  5. If not Bill Richardson, then probably Joe Biden.

    Posted by D.C. Thornton  on  06/04  at  02:30 PM
  6. John,

    I doubt he will ask another black man to run with him, even though Powell would give him credibility.

    Since Drudge said Caroline Kennedy is looking for a Veep for him, I wouldn’t be surprised if she said Robert Kennedy Jr (a major environmental wacko).

    Posted by  on  06/04  at  03:21 PM
  7. One name I’ve heard bandied about is Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, whose only claim to fame in my book is…her son’s board game.

    Posted by Macker  on  06/05  at  12:16 AM
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