Obama/Pelosi

[meow mix]

??

or Boxer of course..

[goldcanyonaz]

1. You really don't want to win, do you? Pelosi?

:rofl:

[debbierlus]

2. Pelosi....you are kidding, right?

The one that subverted her duty to bring impeachment hearings against Bush...

[damntexdem]

17. On the other hand, if they won ...

we'd get a new Speaker, who might do something.

[Mooney]

3. Boxer, yes. Pelosi, no way. n/t

[NightWatcher]

4. Pelosi? wtf. Swing and a miss on that one

[meow mix]

6. swished? damn...

lol ok boxer then

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

5. Obama/Wolfson

:think:

/s

[FlyingSquirrel]

7. You won't get far on DU with Pelosi

However, it's worth mentioning that she is in fact third in line behind the President at this moment in time. Therefore she will probably be on his short list regardless of the scorn and contempt with which many of us regard her.

[goldcanyonaz]

9. So was Newt at one time.

[FlyingSquirrel]

11. Ooooo. good one. nt

[meow mix]

10. ah okee

ill still keep my eye out for her then hehe

[displacedtexan]

8. That's the current rumor here in DC.

Could become a fact soon.

[leftofcool]

12. You mean Nancy "no impeachment" Pelosi?

get a grip!

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

13. Honestly, Is There A Chance Barbara Would Accept? If So, I'd Push In Every Way I Could To Make It

happen.

I can't think of anyone else I'd rather see at the highest levels of our government.

[Double T]

14. obama/pelosi?

EVERYTHING but BS would be off the table.

[thoughtcrime1984]

15. Obama/Moldy loaf of bread

Would do just as well. Boxer would be ok, as would many others.

[madrchsod]

16. edwards

[meow mix]

18. i wouldnt mind edwards i just got the idea he wasnt supportive of obama

and not a good compromise for those who want hillary

[Upgrayedd]

19. Obama shouldn't have run this year.

I'm a big supporter of Obama and even voted for him in the IL primary last month but I'm starting to think if it was even a good idea for him to run this year. Having both Hillary and Obama run at the same time was just a huge mistake. Don't get me wrong... I still support Obama and would absolutely vote for him in November. But I just think that... 4 years or 8 years from now would have really been his time. If this race continues to get dirty neither Hillary or Obama will come out looking good in all of this and if the republicans win this election who do the democrats turn to next? Hillary probably wouldn't run again in 2012 regardless of if she got the nomination or not and if Obama got the nomination even if he'd like to run again in 2012 I don't think he would since it seems like democrats who lose presidential elections are just basically useless to the party after they lose or else we would have seen Al Gore run in 2004 or 2008 or John Kerry run this year. Al Gore/Obama... now there's a ticket I would have loved to see.

[meow mix]

20. Welcome! =)

:patriot:
i think its gonna work out ok..

i agree that failed candidates often become "dead soldiers" unless they have such a massive grassroot support as dean or obama.

[cooolandrew]

26. YYoudid watch his speech today yeah.

[knixphan]

27. What if Barack (God forbid) were incapacitated in 4 years?

The time is always now. Tomorrow is promised to noone.

[meow mix]

29. i dont know how scared "they" are.. situations of "loss-of-control" seems to increase

the potential for "intervention" like in dallas

[musicblind]

31. Actually I am a Hillary supporter and think if Obama is the nominee

and it looks like he probably will be... that he should make Hillary VP. HOWEVER, if there was absolutely, positively, 100% no way he could force himself to come to a compromise with Hillary... my fast second choice would be Edwards. I love Edwards and think he is wonderful. If he does not go with Hillary I hope and pray he will go with John Edwards. I just doubt it. Somehow I don't think Edwards and Obama really like each other all that much. With Obama not meeting with him NC (rumor I think) and Edwards not having endorsed Obama. But who knows. I'd still rather Hillary as VP. I would strongly support that. I have no ill will for Obama and think he will make a great president. He makes me proud that he is a democrat and I cried during his speech today, I just perfer Hillary for specific policy reasons and percieved experience reasons. I think she were the his VP it would meld those things into his campaign (such as her and Edward's health care plan) and her supporters would be happy with that. I know I would.

[meow mix]

32. hillary is trying to destroy the dnc though

i cant see it happening with her doing that

[anigbrowl]

21. Very unlikely. A lot of people can't stand her

and Republicans in partticular would have a field day jesting about wacky San Francisco values and digging up every past political scandal we've ever had in this town (of which there are sadly plenty). I think it would be sort of the same with Boxer, to be honest.

I've often said how I like Janet Napolitano who has executive experience and an excellent electoral as well as official track record. But the broad consensus seems to be that he needs to add foreign policy experience to the ticket and so the signs would point to Bill Richardson for that.

[cooolandrew]

25. If we ran mother thersa they would attack so it has to be some woman. Pelosi just seems to work.

[meow mix]

28. yah she just seems really available and convenient lol

i always liked her myself..

[ChimpersMcSmirkers]

22. Obama/McCaskill

She's from the middle america and has been a very dependable supporter.

Obama/Webb 'gotta be my 1s pick though.

[cooolandrew]

24. McCakill works too, both shold be somewhere in the cabinet.

[cooolandrew]

23. I dig that ticket her hands were tied in the house. She will watch his back and make a good pres.

[mythyc]

30. no way pelosi

ok with boxer. she's jr senator in my home state and has always impressed me (especially her in her recent head to head with FEMA).