Dean is not vp material, Clark would make a good vp

[quinnox]

Dean would not make a good vp, if he gets the boot in the primaries I don't see him getting a vp slot (or any slot, for that matter). Dean seems to be a prima donna, he wouldn't accept nothing else but the top job.

Clark is a great choice for vp, he has a excellent record and projects strength, which is what the country is looking for in this age. It also doesn't hurt that he is from the South, which can balance out candidates not from that region. Either Clark or Graham is the best choice for vp, regardless who wins the nomination.

[madfloridian]

1. That just means he knows he's good and can do the job.

Dean that is. :hi: I like Graham as well.

[Cha]

2. Dean is a hard hitting, on the issues, candidate! I suppose one

person's idea of a "prima donna" is another person's idea of.. :kick: The President of the United States of America! :kick:


:kick: :kick:

[Bombtrack]

3. Dean'd the best thing to happen to republicans since Monica

Putting him at the top of a national ticket would end the election in July.

[madfloridian]

4. Talking points, coming from Rove.

He said he would love to see Dean run. That is called a defensive mechanism. They put down who they are afraid of.

[Cha]

6. That's your humble opinion and I don't buy it!

DEAN for PRESIDENT'04 :kick:

[ChrisNYC]

8. Woo Hoo!!!

Let's nominate Buchanan so we can be competitive nationally!

[Melinda]

5. quinnox & Melinda - separated at birth?

GMTA! :hi:

[Eloriel]

7. You're right, quinnox. Dean is too much of a

LEADER to be in the VP slot.

Eloriel

[Melinda]

9. Damn Eloriel, do I have egg on my face or what?

quinnox, about that twin thing? What I meant to convey was that I agreed that Clark would make a great VP candidate on the Dean ticket. Heh, sorry about being a ball of confusion**, but to clarify -- I :loveya: Howard Dean!!

**No more late night margaritawhatas for me!