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McCain- Clinton ticket Seriously Discussed
Are you kidding me with this article and Lannie Davis's comments?????
Is this why she is bloodying up Obama and why she is in a conservative bible study group??? I have no words... Lanny Davis Quote There are any number of provocative possibilities for a bipartisan ticket in 2008. Imagine the buzz if Republican John McCain and Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton committed to making the other vice president in the event that either won the election... Any of these bipartisan pairings, in any permutation, would create a stir -- and a dynamite ticket.. But I'm betting that such a third ticket won't be necessary, because either Democrats or Republicans -- or both -- will nominate a bipartisan ticket in 2008 or commit to a bipartisan presidency after the election. And I'll wager that if only one of the parties does it, that party will win. . . As the presidential election year nears, one candidate, a shoo-in for his party's nomination, has an obvious choice for running mate. Yet he also senses the uniqueness of the moment. So he makes a risky decision: He asks a leader of the opposition to run for vice president alongside him, forming the first bipartisan presidential ticket in U.S. history.. . Today's national unease and rabid partisanship -- so similar to the circumstances of 1864 -- raise the challenge for someone to form a bipartisan ticket in 2008. The lingering trauma of 9/11, the war in Iraq and the fight against terrorism call for an administration open to bipartisan solutions to the crises that confront the country. Unquote McCain-Clinton '08? Obama-Hagel? That's the Ticket - washingtonpost.com |
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