Originally Posted by Feydakin

(btw - I said neither barefoot nor pregnant, once again you show that you need to make up things that I didn't say just so you can get indignant about what I did say)

Dude! (As the youth say) I wrote that because I knew somebody would object to my Cheney as devil joke, to preemptively justify it, like the Bush doctrine.

Originally Posted by ECSuite_Russell

I personally think Obama's best going with one of the military guys to match up with McCain on foreign policy. Either Jim Webb, or Wes Clark.

Wes Clark would be an awesome choice for VP. Him, or the gay General from the CNN youtube republican debate!

Ah, see, there's the problem, I don't object to jokes.. They are "jokes"..

Politically incorrect, feminist, agist, racist, religist, any ist you got, jokes.. They are good things..

OK. Well, sorry for not making it obvious enough I was joking. Honestly, I really wasn't trying to condemn yours at all. I don't think you're a sexist at all, and hoped that would be clear. Sorry for the offense.

None taken, I stopped being offended about anything short of someone slapping my wife a long time ago.. Makes life a lot easier

Originally Posted by cbwm

By the way, did I call it or what on the Hillary support for Obama. "I'll drop out of the race on Saturday". HAHAHAHAHA. She's not going to hang on so tight as to ruin her support for 2012, but shes going to drag her heels just enough to hopefully cost Obama the election.

Look how wrong you were She said she completely supports Obama and has shown full support for him - I don't see any heel dragging.....

Originally Posted by whym

Look how wrong you were She said she completely supports Obama and has shown full support for him - I don't see any heel dragging.....

You don't call a weeks delay in her concession speech dragging her heels?

mmmm, well, who would be a good call for V.P.???

Originally Posted by jabo

mmmm, well, who would be a good call for V.P.???

Oprah.
She already supports Obama.
She can't really go any higher in her field, she's already at the top, so she might be open to trying something different.
Millions of men and women respect her opinions very highly. (Any book she recommends becomes an almost immediate best seller).
She would represent change.
She would be an alternative VP candidate that would make everyone forget about Hillary.
An Obama-Oprah ticket would be pretty hard to beat in the general election.

I can count on one hand the number of times I've watched Oprah, so this isn't an endorsement on my part, but I think it would be a really interesting move by Obama. I have no idea if she would actually make a good VP in office, though, but I do think she would win the White House for Obama.

Good points on Oprah, though she has taken a 30% cut in viewers since her endorsement of Obama. I think a good sized chunk of white America would view his selection of Oprah as V.P. as making his ticket the black agenda ticket, even though neither of them may stand for a "black agenda"(Her less likely than him IMO). She would also bring executive experience to the ticket, something he sadly lacks. Given the choice between her(Oprah) and him(Obama), I'd probably vote for her. Given the choice between Oprah and Michelle Obama, I'd definitely vote or Oprah. That chick has issues.

well, would you guys vote for her???
you know we also have Ellen and Tyra banks.... lol... not a chance I know