August 22, 2008 5:02 PM
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Where Are The Potential Veeps?
As the waiting game for Barack Obama's running mate continues, the Associated Press tracks down some of the reported top contenders did today:
So who's gonna get picked? Only time will tell.
Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine visited George Washington University in Washington, D.C., where he watched his son participate in a Navy-Marine Corps ROTC program. Asked if he had signed up for the text message, Kaine said, "I haven't because I don't know how, but my son has.''
Sen. Joe Biden was at home in northern Delaware, where he met for about 30 minutes with his state director.
Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius was in her office in Topeka, Kan., then left the Statehouse to address a meeting of Kansas AFL-CIO activists. She also planned to interview judicial candidates, meet with aides and prepare for the Democratic National Convention in Denver, her staff has said.
Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh went to his twin sons' tennis camp in Washington and planned to return to his home in the District to spend time with his family, Bayh spokesman Eric Kleiman said.
New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton toured the New York State Fair in Syracuse. The senator planned to head back to her Westchester County house without a public schedule, said Jay Biba, regional director of Clinton's central New York office. She declined to say whether she had heard from the Obama campaign.
Texas Rep. Chet Edwards had lunch with his son in Waco.
So who's gonna get picked? Only time will tell.
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Kevin Hechtkopf Kevin Hechtkopf is CBSNews.com's politics editor.
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