Why Doesn't McCAIN Pick Hillary as His VP?

She's already endorsed him, they're both fully vetted and they're ready on Day One. It's a good fit. And maybe then she could stop hinting about it to Barack all the time. I don't think he's really inclined to invite her on his ticket. But maybe McCain would.

What would their campaign slogan be?

But he likes 'em a bit younger & jazzier..:)

Wouldn't you like both of them answering the phone at 3:00 a.m.?

It would be like calling your parents in the middle of the night if your car broke down and you were stuck by the side of the road and then they could call Triple A for you and maybe Gramps would put on a sweater and come out to the service station to pick you up and then Hillary would have a cup of hot cocoa ready for you when you got home.

He'd rather have Obama as his running mate since Obama endorsed Reagan and both McCain and Obama see eye-to-eye on Reagan. Also, since Obama is not veted, and, he is a first term Senator he could learn a lot from McCain.

when they all pretended that Kerry insulted the troops.

Can't remember what she said - did she join in the RW calls for Kerry to apologize?

Well you know who's side she's on. She's on Hillary's side.

Transcript:

Larry King: When we come back, the joke that fell flat and how it might affect the political future of Senator Kerry. And as we go to break, a reminder of how some people reacted to it at the time.

Kerry: I apologize to no one for my criticism of the president, and of his broken policy.

McCain: Americans are very forgiving. If Sen. Kerry apologizes I think we could move on.

Hillary Clinton: What Senator Kerry said was innappropriate and I believe we can't let it divert us from looking at the issues that are at stake.

George Bush: The members of the United States military are plenty smart, and they are plenty brave, and the Senator from Massachusetts owes them an apology.

over the years. Clintons only defend themselves and their power and that meant defending Bush from 2001-2006.

Bill defended Bush repeatedly throughout his book tour in 2004, too.

http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/06/19/clinton.iraq/

. . . come on - Kerry was much harder on himself than she was - saying it was inappropriate is hardly an attack on Kerry.

And for her to validate it by piling on is beyond disloyal. It's dishonest. She knew better. It's another example where Hillary thought it would help Hillary's career if she joined in, so she did.

And I really like John Kerry - I raised and gave a significant (for me) amount of money, worked precincts and hobbled around FLA on a bad foot for a week for the man - at my own expense. And I'm no HRC lover. But it seems to me she said the minimum - and certainly no worse than what several other Dems said at the time.

Having said that, I understand why you feel the way you do.

Hillary's for Hillary. Period. And I have campaigned for HER, in 2000. In 2006 I campaigned against her.

Kerry dropped a PRONOUN and got scolded by Hillary while millions of us defended Bill for years for dropping his PANTS.

That's why.

Any other ridiculously irrational questions you'd like to put forth? :shrug:

Trying to imply that Obama is FOR McCain because he greeted him at an event is a Clintonian-level distortion. You're learning your lessons well.




Presidential candidates Senator Barack Obama and Senator John McCain meet onstage between back to back Republican and Democratic debates in New Hampshire, January 5, 2008. A possible match-up in the November presidential election would pit a crusty old politician known for blowing his top against a first-term lawmaker seen as charismatic yet largely untested.
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I wish you Obamanuts here quit repeating this lie.

:rofl: