Obama, McCain focus on finding running mates

Wednesday 30th July, 06:15 AM JST

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RomeoRamenII at 04:23 PM JST - 30th July

Skip - the dems' shriekfest in Denver is still a month away. Given obama's waffling on key issues held near and dear to the far-left contingent of the democrat party that originally selected him earlier this year (the death penalty, wiretap laws, handgun bans, his etched-in-stone, 16-month withdrawl of troop from Iraq promise, etc.) the delegates and the SuperD's might be experiencing buyers' remorse. Remember, hillary only "suspended" her race for the White House.

RR
Madverts at 05:14 PM JST - 30th July

Heh, and the extreme right-wing Panic continues...
Taka313 at 05:20 PM JST - 30th July

It's funny that ramen never mentions that mitt romney also "only suspended" his race for the White House.
And he's changed his position on things far more than Hillary.

Make it a double!

Taka
RomeoRamenII at 06:19 PM JST - 30th July

13 - the topic skip and I are discussing is your boy, obama.

Please try and keep up.

RR
RomeoRamenII at 08:01 PM JST - 30th July

obama better find someone to help him in the polls.

According to the the most figures released by USA Today/Gallup, Mr. McCain actually leads obama among likely voters by 4 percent.

Heh, so much for a bounce from his week overseas gettin' all worldly.

Good times

RR
Taka313 at 08:47 PM JST - 30th July

ramen, Yes, you were telling Skip the Sen. Obama may not win his party's nomination because Sen. Clinton only suspended her campaign. We get it. You've mentioned it several times. I pointed out that it is ironic that you have never mentioned that Sen. McCain, may, in fact, not have his nomination sewn up because mitt romney only suspended his campaign. If you cannot see that trying to sound like you have a point to criticize the Democrats with, when the republicans have the exact same situation occuring, is, at best, foolish, then there's probably a very good reason you can't find me when you look back over your shoulder.

Taka
Sarge at 11:12 PM JST - 30th July

"Obama better find someone to help him in the polls"

Bill Clinton! He's still wildly popular!
adaydream at 11:44 PM JST - 30th July

Awwww, I love to read the messeges of support from the republicans. They show how supportive of the democratic nomonee.

I'm waiting to see who McCain selects. You can bet he'll be younger and he'll know something about economics, since McCain has already said he is not someone who knows anything about economics.

Yeah, I'm concerned about Obama's selection. < :-)
rajakumar at 12:36 AM JST - 31st July

Bill Clinton as Vice President, is good choice. Bill's past economically excellent administration experience, can come to be very handy for Obama.
RomeoRamenII at 02:00 AM JST - 31st July

obama should select Hannah Montana as his VP choice. That's the only group of Americans who buys into his Hope, Change and click your heels and wish type of politics.

RR
RomeoRamenII at 02:14 AM JST - 31st July

Bill Clinton! He's still wildly popular!

If he does, Sarge, obama will have to grow a pair of eyes in the back of his head. He doesn't come across as a guy who's not very interested in losing his life.

RR
adaydream at 03:15 AM JST - 31st July

OOOOO RomeoRamenII, Bill Clinton still just eats you up. Couldn't get him kicked out of his presidency could you. You boys tried. Even got him impeached, but he remained in office till the end.

But where were you rightous republicans when george bush lied his ass off and got us into a war basr=ed on lies, fabrications and crap? Couldn't be so rightous, huh?

It really makes no difference who they choose. They will be president and the congress will be democrat. If McCain gets elected, nothing gets done. Democrats will fight the president, and McCain will whimper.

If Obama gets elected, we'll see a bunch od republicans start lining up to appempt to take potshots at dethroning him and wasting away at his presidency fighting lawsuits, like Bill Clinton.

OOPS, Bill Clinton's 8 years will forever be looked at as a success.

george bush's will be looked at as a total disaster.

But, I'm still looking for Obama to be the next president. < :-)
adaydream at 06:12 AM JST - 31st July

These two really need to decide their running mate. Convention times are getting close and we'd like to know who their partner is.

We also want to know who the VP choice is because we don't want another sweetheard deal for a VP just to start a war. < :-)
undecidedbout08 at 12:38 PM JST - 31st July

The rapper Lewdacris (sp?) wrote a song COMPLETELY dissing Senator Clinton. And he is Sen. Obama's favorite rapper; so I'd say Sen. Clinton is probably off that Veep list!
Sarge at 05:10 PM JST - 4th August

The dream match-up:

McCain-Leno vs Obama-Oprah.