I caught this new McCain ad as I waited to board my plane to Denver yesterday. My initial reaction was : How the hell is it McCain's business why Obama didn't pick Clinton as his running mate (it probably has nothing to do with the pretty overt racism carried out by her campaign- right?).
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CNN's Cafferty asks whether not picking Hillary might cost Obama the election, blogging "there are signs of lingering deep bitterness between the Obama and Clinton camps."I had assumed Hillary supporters would "get over it," but in the back of my mind was an incident in which I had been a participa...
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It's BidenPersonally I would have preferred Obama pick Hillary, but ultimately Joe Biden brings some good experience to the ticket in foreign affairs. His plan to end the Iraq war was the most realistic and detailed position among the candidates in the Democratic race. With the exception of Hillar...
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As I’ve said before and as many of you have agreed with, I try to keep politics to a minimum.
For something as big as this I just have to make some comments.
I think this was the possibly the worst pick Obama could have made. I know the spin is gonna come hard and come strong. I know some Bl...
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Amira Al Hussaini
· 3:08 am
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First, there was a lot of speculation. Then the world got its answer in 3am SMS text messages this morning. Barack Obama has selected Joe Biden, the Delaware Senator, as his running mate in the race to the White House. Here's a quick review of what bloggers from around the world have to say about the selection - and how it will impact their countries' relations with the US should the pair make it to the Oval Office.
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Delaware Senator Joe Biden will be Barack Obama's running mate. That's all we need, another senator. No Governors (the Executive Branch remember???) yet...
For the first time in a long time, both of the presidential candidates are senators.
More later on Biden, no doubt selected for his foreig...
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Amira Al Hussaini
· 2:40 am
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The world is watching presidential hopefuls John McCain and Barack Obama are yet to announce their running mates in the race to the White House. Who will Obama pick ask bloggers from all walks of life.
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The fact Obama has held off until the last minute to announce his running mate would seem to auger well for Hillary Clinton. In the last few days, it has become more clear that McCain is catching up. Having the Clintons behind him could probably give him far more electoral support than any other ...
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Obama needs Clinton or Gore as VPThe more I think about it, the more I cannot understand why Obama would name anyone besides Hillary as VP. Think of the situation right now:-Polls are declining for Obama in key swing states, among blue collar voters, among older voters, among female voters and amo...
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