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And if Hillary was the VP choice we would not be having this argument, but her ambition was simply too much, the chemistry between them and with Bill lurking in the shadows would not have meshed.
Ok I'm getting annoyed.... Obama/Biden need not be so shaken up by the republican ticket. They need to hammer on with their agenda and let the chips fall where they may. Sarah Palin is a diversion from real issues. And in a few days, she's gonna be old news.
One thing you have to give Democratic vice-presidential candidate Sen. Joe Biden is that he often slips into a fit of honesty to the great chagrin of the Obama campaign.
In this less than one-minute video Biden hesitates — as though he knows he shouldn’t say it — and tells a crowd to their surprise that “Hillary Clinton would have been a better pick for vice president than me”
This is a preemptive speech so that Biden can come forward and say "I am sick" or some lousy boo-hoo type story and then drop out/get kicked out as VP.
Or maybe this is Obama already starting to push Biden off the ticket.
Either way, If Obama now puts Hillary in the ticket, she will basically run the White House, as this will be sign that Obama is weak and innefective, needing Hillary to "rescue him".
Michelle Obama must be pulling her lovely hairs out right now!! You know how much she just "loves" Hillary.
BIDENs comment was a snide attempt to insinuate that the only reason for Palin was for the woman issue.
Try watching the talk on utube before deciding what he said and why. He even said it sorta under his breath like it was an after thought. yeah right...if it was an afterthought it was calculated.
It's obvious. I think HE's just as mad as OBAMA.
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