Obama/Feingold or Obama/Webb: Which one you like the most?
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Wed Oct-03-07 11:39 PM
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Obama/Feingold or Obama/Webb: Which one you like the most?
I love both possibilities.
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Wed Oct-03-07 11:42 PM
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1. If those are three people I'm asked to consider, I consider them wildly
Edited on Wed Oct-03-07 11:43 PM by Old Crusoe
competent and wide-ranging public servants who can help our country regain its ethical footing. Put any of those 3 in extremely influential positions in any public service sector institution and I'm gonna be pretty happy about it.
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Wed Oct-03-07 11:43 PM
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2. Talk of any & all Dems is music to my ears. Can we have 2 VPs??
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Thu Oct-04-07 08:04 AM
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12. I think with the size of the country now and the fact that our presidency
has basically been turned into propaganda minister due to non-stop news, that having two VP's is great idea. I would like to see that.
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Wed Oct-03-07 11:44 PM
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3. A trifecta! All of them are worthy, and we need them! nt
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Wed Oct-03-07 11:44 PM
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4. Feingold would be my choice, because I am moving to VA, and want to keep Webb
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Wed Oct-03-07 11:48 PM
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5. If Senator Obama is the nominee in Denver, either Feingold or Webb would
be just fine with me for veep, although I wouldn't rule out other possibilties. Gary Hart as a vice president or secretary of state. Joe Biden -- secretary of State. Janet Napolitano -- veep. And so forth.
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Wed Oct-03-07 11:59 PM
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6. with Webb, obama can have Feingold as Atty General.....
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:00 AM
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7. I doubt Obama would go left. Webb would do him some good, though.
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:06 AM
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8. I believe Obama and Feingold would be lethal,
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Thu Oct-04-07 08:05 AM
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13. Agree, I don't think that is the right fit. Obama/Webb is better (n/t)
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:12 AM
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9. Wow, that's a banquet of wonderful possibilities.
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Thu Oct-04-07 12:20 AM
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10. No disrespect--Obama may need more seasoned VP
Webb and Feingold are two Senators with spines. Spines are in short supply in the Senate. Keep Feingold and Webb in Senate.
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Thu Oct-04-07 07:59 AM
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11. Webb just got there in 2006....
WTF would he be doing as a VP nominee and Obama already gets too much flack for being inexperienced? I can tell you guys now that Webb won't sniff Veep. I really like Feingold...but there may be some pressure from the media and other powerful Dems (the DLC types) to choose someone more centrist (ie. favorable to the corporate power structure). Obama/Feingold, while definently ground-breaking and potentially lethal will be cast as too Liberal. But I say f*ck'em...
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