If Barack Obama wins and becomes the presidential candidate against John McCain, who will he chose as his running mate? This is a question that has been brewing. He might chose someone like former Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia. Or he could turn to delegate-rich states where he lost primaries and go with Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, or Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana. These potential candidates are Hillary Clinton supporters and this could draw appeal. John McCain, on the other hand, is likely to be at a significant disadvantage to Obama in raising campaign cash, so a mega-rich running mate might be in order, campaign watcher Norma Ornstein said. "When I look at the short list of vice presidential candidates for John McCain, I've got 450 million reasons to put Mitt Romney at the top of that list. Several billion reasons to explain why he (McCain) had breakfast the other day with Mike Bloomberg, and why Carly Fiorina is not the woman on his list, but Meg Whitman." Who knows who Obama will chose, but it would great if he would chose Hillary Clinton because of her experience and the fact that they would make and excellent team in the White House.
Monday, May 5, 2008
Who Will Barack Obama Chose As Vice President?
If Barack Obama wins and becomes the presidential candidate against John McCain, who will he chose as his running mate? This is a question that has been brewing. He might chose someone like former Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia. Or he could turn to delegate-rich states where he lost primaries and go with Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, or Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana. These potential candidates are Hillary Clinton supporters and this could draw appeal. John McCain, on the other hand, is likely to be at a significant disadvantage to Obama in raising campaign cash, so a mega-rich running mate might be in order, campaign watcher Norma Ornstein said. "When I look at the short list of vice presidential candidates for John McCain, I've got 450 million reasons to put Mitt Romney at the top of that list. Several billion reasons to explain why he (McCain) had breakfast the other day with Mike Bloomberg, and why Carly Fiorina is not the woman on his list, but Meg Whitman." Who knows who Obama will chose, but it would great if he would chose Hillary Clinton because of her experience and the fact that they would make and excellent team in the White House.
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