[lbo-talk] the inevitability of an obama-clinton/clinton-obama ticket

[John Thornton]

Obama can pick Edwards. He can't pick Clinton since that would undermine 
his work to date.
Hillary can pick Edwards for the same reason.
This gives the black man or the woman a nice white male face to help 
their electability.
I think this may have been the reason Edwards left before Tuesday, a 
deal to be VP.

John Thornton

shag wrote:
> what happens when she gets the vote and picks obama as veep? this has been 
> an obvious conclusion for weeks now, and should have been real clear with 
> the coo cooing at the recent debate.
>
> there's no other way hillary has a chance at winning. if she doesn't pick 
> him then she'll have to secure his agreement that he turns it down when she 
> asks. otherwise, if she doesn't pick obama as veep, she's dead in the 
> water. she needs his organization and money.
>
> the same is true for obama. he has zippo choice than to pick her. if he 
> doesn't, a lot of white women who would vote for him otherwise, wouldn't.
>
> so, we're looking at the both of them running against, what?, McCain. As 
> Charles said: Democrats are toast. YAY!
>
> i'd love someone to argue with me about the inevitability of an 
> obama-clinton or clinton-obama ticket.
>
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