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[my_rain_face]

So the Republican nominee is McCain, and there's buzz that Huckabee may be his VP.

With that, I give you this:

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The relevant part starts about 25 seconds in.

I could put that information here but I'd rather he say it himself.

By the way, if you want a chuckle, watch Part 1 of that speech. Obama made a snarky comment about how he and Dick

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[lostsailors]

I would LOVE that actually, because while I don't really want her for president, Hillary is a bright lady and has tons of experience in politics and such.

I want Obama for president sooo much. He's still paying off his student loans!!

[my_rain_face]

Is he really? Oh, that's so awesome. This is what we need - someone who's in touch with the problems of the generation coming in to power instead of the generation moving out.

I actually really, really respect and admire Hillary. If Obama weren't in this campaign, I'd be waving her flag pretty hard. Probably not quite as hard (depending on who she was running against) but I'd be waving it. I think she'd make a good president, and I fully expect that she will have a position of significant authority no matter who's elected (democrat or republican). The difference is that I think that Obama could make a great president because he not only has the desire for change, he has the right kind of experience - and the right kind of inexperience - to make it happen.

Call me crazy, but to me, experience working in the ghettoes south of Chicago is just as relevant as experience accrued by virtue of living in the White House. /snark.