Possible GOP vice presidents

He won't take it because it won't be offered. Choosing him reveals much of McCain's campaign so far to be a big lie. He's not that transparent.

 

Good - he won't take it ,We don't want him.

 

Choosing Hagel shows a commitment to move forward/work together (blah, blah) despite differences in opinion.

 

Market's moving away from the doctronaire GOPers, and fast.

They can sit there and suck their thumbs, or they can get in the damn game.

 

I know it's been mentioned at some point, but Crist makes a heck of a lot of sense. He's got an approval rating around 65 percent in the Sunshine State, and Florida obviously has played a pretty big role of late.

 

Still eligible to be elected Vice-President, or President.

 

Then why would Hagel turn it down?

I assume you'd like the Dem. nominee to take Joe Leiberman as a running mate for the same (blah blah) reasons.

 

Dems won't go near Joe, and we all know why.

 

I know. That was the point.

 

Check.

Onward.

 

Oh, so now Chuck Hagel isn't conservative enough.
Signing onto Fredo's clusterfuck in perpetuity is the litmus test?
Good luck with that one this fall.

 

Of course not. He disagrees with his party on one issue. Thus he is not conservative enough.

Much like you continue to say that because Lieberman disagrees with his party on one issue he isn't liberal enough. And I know we can look at the little i next to his name now and say he isn't a Democrat, but we're all big boys and girls on here. I think we know that when it walks and talks like one, is sure as hell is one.