[Dems2008] Re: Barack said again NO to VP spot (?) and the greatest ticket.

I think he said, "you're not going to see it." He should accept
Billary's endorsement that he is qualified to be president, and then
politely say, "no, I don't want your second spot."

--- In Dems2008@yahoogroups.com, Mark^o^ <smiledaydream@...> wrote:
>
> I think we win and he wins.
>
> He wins because he is set up for the Presidency in 2016.
>
> He wins because he gets to serve and help transform the VP position as
> Gore did with his great work.
>
> We win because we get what may be the smartest P and VP combination we
> ever had.
>
> We win because I trust both of these people to work hard and do great
> things.
>
> And wow, Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama as a support team.
>
> BTW, Obama did not say "no" to the VP spot. He said what candidates
> alway say to the question. He said he is running for President and not
> running for vice-President. And so he should.
>
> It is a great ticket whoever is on top.
>
>
> --- citation502 citation502@... wrote:
>
> >
> > Net of the matter is that Obama has only to lose, and nothing to
> > gain,
> > from being on a Hillary ticket.
>
> = M =
> owner of significant cat
>

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