POLL - would you support a BIDEN/OBAMA ticket ?

[kad7777]

Would they not CRUSH the Republicans!!??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtGCaqOdIJ4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUC8LeZ1hM4

[Clintonista2]

1. I'm a bit confused by your question

Do you mean would I support them IF that were the ticket in 2008? Or do you mean, would I support them right now as a possible ticket?

[kad7777]

2. Yes, if they were the 2008 candidates. But you can

elaborate on your current wants and needs. Feel free.

[Clintonista2]

3. Ok, change my NO vote to YES then lol

I will support whoever the nominee is (and I LOVE Joe Biden)

[1corona4u]

4. I don't think Obama will....

be a consideration for Biden. I think he has already picked out his VP. Why not just vote for Joe, regardless of who the VP is? That's how I feel about it. To suggest that Obama gives Biden some advantage is just....well....flawed.

[blm]

6. They look compatible as a ticket to me. A REAL bridge to the REAL America.

Not the faux crap we've been served up the last two decades.

[mtnsnake]

9. You just can't ever resist posting anything without taking a swipe at the Clintons

You don't really give a hoot about Biden/Obama, all you care about is slandering the good name of Bill Clinton, one of our best presidents in recent memory, or his wife.

[blm]

14. You can't resist promoting Dems who've consistently protected secrecy and privilege

of the Bushes and the powerful elite.

Can you?

http://consortiumnews.com/2006/111106.html

You certainly seem to want the protection to continue.

[kad7777]

7. I like Obama a lot

I believe as Joe's VP he can gain much more experience with foreign policy and then become an awesome Prez.

[Capn Sunshine]

12. "he's picked out his vp"???????

Ins't that normally done AFTER one receives the nomination?

[gateley]

15. Well, although he doesn't know it, I've actually picked out his VP for him --

Number one is Obama - no need to elaborate on that - he's GREAT!

If Obama isn't interested, I'll put Boxer on the ticket. I' flexible. :7

[rucky]

5. I think it's the best one of all possible tickets.

Wide appeal, high-energy, fresh ideas and charisma up the wazoo.

The only down-side is that it would take two D's out of the Senate.

[WheelWalker]

8. That would be a crackerjack

ticket. How we get to that is problematic, no?

[Colobo]

10. Obama/Biden or Biden/Obama

Both are great tickets.

[Catchawave]

11. Joe's my strong #2 pick, he would need a gov on the ticket ?

Richardson comes to mind with his strong domestic experience to balance out Biden's strong foreign policy experience.

[Kahuna]

13. Most definately. But I think Biden/Richardson is a combination

that can't be beat.