since this is the POINTLESS election banter thread, i wonder who knocked up mccains VP\'s daughter?
me
From February:
I\'ve avoided this thread because it\'d be too time/energy consuming. Now that it seems fairly certain that we\'re looking at McCain vs. Obama, hopefully Obama will be the last man standing. I fear McCain because of our current situation and his history/family tree that gives credit to the idea that being in a war is a natural state.
Of course there are question marks with Obama, but after having trouble formulating a solid opinion on him for over a year now, I\'ve decided that I do in fact like him and where he stands on most issues and he will get my confident vote.
Of course his VP running mate will be interesting and important, and I\'ll cross my fingers for Joe Biden (although many say he\'s a possibility but not likely). I\'ve been a Biden supporter for awhile, if he ran with Obama he\'d give him the experience that everyone fears that he lacks, especially with his foreign affairs resume. (< < anyone know how to get tildes and accents above the letter desired? I\'ve struggled with this since I was a nin~o)
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McCain was/would have been the ideal choice in 2000. The reason why he didn\'t win that nomination is because he couldn\'t win the "rebulican base" (read: evangelical right).
He probably would have been a good choice in 2004.
He is definately not the best choice in 2008, and, worst off, in order to give himself at least a chance of victory he picked, for VP, a member of the "rebulican base" who was definetly NOT the best choice (in terms of real executive crediatals; in my opinion McCains VP has as good a chance of being president as William Tylor did).