Re: Who Should Be VP?
 

[quote=Buster;464061]So we should elect a typical politician for this "change" on the sole basis that he promises "change"?



Where do we all sign up for this exciting "change"? :D[/quote]

There's a few ways to sign up though I suspect you wouldn't find them too pleasing given your age and strong leanings...me think it's way too late for you to sign up, plus the bus is full :nono:

Re: Who Should Be VP?
 

[quote=saden1;464321]There's a few ways to sign up though I suspect you wouldn't find them too pleasing given your age and strong leanings...me think it's way too late for you to sign up, plus the bus is full :nono:[/quote]
Hey Buster this change is for the younger smarter guys.

Re: Who Should Be VP?
 

[quote=firstdown;464330]Hey Buster this change is for the younger smarter guys.[/quote]


Although we prefer elitists anyone that's hopeful is welcomed. Is it true that once you get long-in-the-tooth you become cynical?

Re: Who Should Be VP?
 

[quote=dmek25;464158]don't know alot about Ridge as a politician, but have met him. helluva nice guy[/quote]

Me too. I was actually [B]in[/B] one of his inauguration parades. :)

Re: Who Should Be VP?
 

[quote=firstdown;464330]Hey Buster this change is for the younger smarter guys.[/quote]


I spy an oxymoron. ;)

Re: Who Should Be VP?
 

How big an assumption do you think it is to say Rob Portman is McCain's choice to be VP? Based on this list of speakers at the RNC, he is the only one not listed who has also been strongly rumored as a VP choice

[url=http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0808/12660.html]Giuliani to keynote RNC - Politico Staff - Politico.com[/url]