Originally Posted by Andaras

I think Edwards would be a good .....

Originally Posted by BillyBob

I couldn't get any father than that without falling out of my chair!

Originally Posted by Andaras

Do you have anything to say except partisan one-liners and smiley spam?

Originally Posted by Foolosophy

Logic is for heartless cowards and deluded ideological iconoclastic mathematicians

Originally Posted by White Fox

Edwards is the most retarded democrat out there. Not only that, but he's a hypocrite and upperclass plus not black or a women. He had no chance in the Democratic party.

Originally Posted by Foolosophy

Logic is for heartless cowards and deluded ideological iconoclastic mathematicians

Originally Posted by Andaras

I think Edwards would be a good VP for Obama.

Originally Posted by Andaras

Do you have anything to say except partisan one-liners and smiley spam?

Originally Posted by Greco

Last night's primaries significantly advanced the conclusion to the process of selecting the Democrat's presidential nominee. The next challenge will be to assemble a ticket that can excite America. There's a scenario that could happen that would be unprecedented. It's a possibility that would unify the party, and be easily marketed.

It's the concept of a dream ticket, with a unique twist.

Let's explore the "what if" of a dream ticket. For starters, Hillary Clinton is probably not anxious to assume the role of Vice President nominee, but there's a carrot. What if... Hillary is approached and informed that at the end of Obama's first term he will agree to announce that he will not seek re-election. Hillary can then announce her candidacy for president and select her running mate, a running mate with experience named Barrack Obama. At the end of Hillary's term, she can then announce that she won't seek re-election. Obama can announce his candidacy with his running mate, an experienced running mate named Hillary Clinton. At the end of Obama's second term, once again he can announce he won't seek re-election. Hillary announces her candidacy with Obama as her running mate.

Sixteen years of qualified, experienced leadership would provide a stark contrast to the eight years of corruption and incompetence brought to us by the Republicans. It's even possible that after one crushing defeat after another the Republicans might give the heave-ho to the wacko neo-cons that have hijacked their party. Having two political parties governed by rational people that only disagree on policies, rather than secret agendas would be good for America.

I'm a realist and fully recognize the unlikely aspect of this dream ticket scenario. Ok, I'll concede... ain't never-ever gonna happen, but dang if it wouldn't be some kind of strategy. It hasn't been that long ago that even imagining a president that happens to be a woman, or African-American would have been summarily dismissed as ludicrous. So maybe? Whadda ya think of that one buckaroos?