Comments on: Edwards Says He Won't Run For VP Again

In Interviews With Newspapers In Spain, Former Candidate Rules Out Running On Ticket With Obama

[trbundro1277]

GOOD! But what makes the little dweeb think anyone was going to ask him???LOL. Posted by generey at 06:34 PM : Jun 06, 2008
*** what is with the name calling? That is very big of you! Edwards would make an awesome VP. She shares alot more of the same interests as Obama rather than Hillary. We would be privilaged to have John as VP. He would make a better vp than anyone else. He almost saved Kerry''s worthless behind 4 years ago. So what if he spend 400 bucks on a haircut. Anyways the 400 bucks was to fly his hairstylist, not just the cut itself. We have bigger things in the country to worry about than how much a person spends on a haircut.

[aaabee-2009]

LOL...this is a joke right? Who the HECK asked this $400.00 haircut wearing moron to be the VP??? Posted by X-LEGION-X at 02:42 PM : Jun 06, 2008

We are have our little jokes in our party:

"that the Republican "populist" President allegedly favors $1000 a pair shoes rather than the cowboy boots Rove has him put on for the cameras when George is in Texas, or that George doesn''t mind paying $2,000 to $14,000 per suit..."

$14,000 for a suit makes a $400 haircut look like Cost Cutter''s.

http://www.buzzflash.com/analysis/03/02/20_WWJW.html

[tiredofobama]

Even Edwards has sense enough not to tie himself to another loser! Especially this one! Can you even imagine an Obama Cabinet?

Secretary of State: Michille Marxist Obama
Secretary of Education: William Ayers
Secretary of Health: Bernadine Dorh, who thought it was a hoot Manson stuck a fork in Sharton Tate''s dead belly because she was a rich b***ch
Secretary of Transportation: Rashid Khalidi of the PLO
Secretary of Treasury: Antonin Rezko
Secretary of Defense: Che Guevara
Secretary of Interior: Richard Daley
Secretary of Agriculture: Bugs Bunny
Secretary of Labor: Edward Said
Secretary of Energy: Aiham Alsamarrae, escapee from Iraq prison, former Iraq Minister of Electricity, now teamsed up with Rezko
Secretary of Education: George Dubya Bush and leave 15,000,000 child behind
Secretary of Homeland Security: John Brennan who thinks the telecoms should be immune from prosecution

[generey]

GOOD! But what makes the little dweeb think anyone was going to ask him???LOL.

[aaabee-2009]

Posted by LibH8er at 02:27 PM : Jun 06, 2008

I hear you, I do. I just don''t understand how you can narrow your vision of humanity to such tight parameters. Republicans are no better at ruling other humans than Democrats, no human can but fail on some point or another trying to rule other people. That you are willing to let the failures be on selective points that don''t matter to you is why you stand with a particular political affiliation. Others of us care deeply about those same points and so stand in a different group. The difference between us, you and me, is nothing more than perspective.

People are not born with a D or an R on their foreheads. They become a D or R through their heritage, their environment, their locale, their native culture, as well as conscious decision to stay with what they grew up with or turn against it. Perspective.

Obama isn''t any more shallow than you. He is an intelligent learned man who has thought out his life decisions the same as you have.

You act as if he is bringing some new virus to the US, when he is simply a Democrat like the Democrats who have sat in the Oval office before him and you are way over reacting without the benefit of even giving him a chance. And I don%u2019t mean that disrespectfully.

As a liberal McCain isn%u2019t my guy, but I have found elements of his platform I can live with if he gets elected. Why, because peace for our nation more important to me than "winning". :)

[aaabee-2009]

Posted by LibH8er at 02:37 PM : Jun 06, 2008

We didn''t get through the past 16 years unscarred, but we did get through. Now here is another election, another chance to try again; if not for you and me who have seen better times, a chance for our kids who only know THESE times.

Every disgruntled word against another American, every slur or belittlement for any reason hurts everyone%u2019s lives, especially our kids. We are setting examples of distrust and alienation within our own country.

Kids worry about stuff too, the climate issue, war, over-population, everything that we once felt strongly about. They are still young enough to have hope, and still young enough to do something about all the problems we are leaving them.

I believe Obama or McCain may be able to bring some fresh hope to the domestic and international scene, now that the Bush/Clinton era is passing.
I don%u2019t care if strong political discourse continues, but it shouldn%u2019t be American against American any more.

I want peace again, if not in the world, in my nation at least, and I really don%u2019t feel that is asking too much. You and I don%u2019t agree, prolly never will, but that is a far cry from us needing to hate and abuse one another because of the Letter R or the Letter D. That has never seemed a good enough reason for me to hate another American.

There is plenty enough hate out there in the world, why bring it home. (right Rush? Sure.)

[x-legion-x]

LOL...this is a joke right? Who the HECK asked this $400.00 haircut wearing moron to be the VP??? He couldn''t even keep his Congressional seat. What the HECK makes him think he would even be considored???

OK...let me say it this like this: I, Legion, have a better chance of becoming the VP than Edwards!!!

lol. Talk about a non player in American Poilitics...I give you John Edwards.

[libh8er]

I would like to see us all a country again. I want to be one nation under God again, as a liberal, as an American, as a human being. Posted by AaaBee at 02:13 PM : Jun 06, 2008

There was a time when it was like that. Even during the Vietnam way, a highly divisive conflict, politicians in Washington provided a unified front.

The only people stabbing their country in the back were Jane Fonda and Hollywood.

Now, Senators talk about how US troops ''terrorize Iraqi women and children in the dead of night'', etc. I''m afraid the line has been drawn and crossed. Not sure if it can ever be the way it was.

[libh8er]

Obama will need to prove himself if he gets into the White House. Will you give him that chance or condemn him outright as a Democrat? Posted by AaaBee at 02:13 PM : Jun 06, 2008

AS an engineer, I see things for what they are. And at age 48, I''m a prety good judge of character. Mr. Obama is a bout 1" wide and 1" deep. He''s an empty suit. A slick politician in a repackaged costume.

I have no problem voting for blacks or women, but I do have a problem with marxist/socialists wanting to run the country and the congress.

[randynason]

Bush tried to work with democrats in his first term and they threw him under the bus.
Posted by LibH8er

Bush NEVER tried working with anyone who had a differing opinion from his own. I, personally, don''t care one iota if the Dems ever work together with the Repubs. I think the R Party should be destroyed and buried. It''s a diseased, currupt and filthy organization of arrogant and smug pink monkeys that never evolved past their tight-knit little group.