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| ChelseaKellogg | How will we get women to unite around Obama? (page: 1 2 3) | 43 | Jul 11 2008, 2:37 PM EDT by KS4Obama | |
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Many political pundits are worried for Barack Obama about his ability to get the white working class vote. It is important for him to court the working class vote, but I believe it is equally important for him bring women to the Obama campaign. How do we, as representatives of the Obama campaign, reach out to the woman vote? Thoughts?
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| buddyfish2 | Nice! | 0 | Jul 10 2008, 12:54 PM EDT by buddyfish2 | |
| ProudObamacrat | Who Would Be On Your List For Vice President? | 7 | Jun 13 2008, 12:41 PM EDT by KS4Obama | |
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I find myself thinking about Vice Presidential candidates for Obama. Here is my top three and one wild card (descriptions are from Huffington Post): KATHLEEN SEBELIUS - Talk about reaching across the aisle. This Kansas governor convinced a Republican to leave his party, become a Democrat, and run as her lieutenant governor. Kansas is rife with stories of Republicans undergoing conversions, and Sebelius gets a good amount of credit for this. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen_Sebelius Pros: Another Red-state governor with an excellent post-partisan record. Having a female VP could be a strong ticket. Cons: Sebelius didn't wow anyone with her response to the State of the Union, which raises questions about how she would do on the national stage. And her location in Kansas doesn't add much that Obama doesn't already get from Illinois. JIM WEBB - Webb is the closest thing to a frontrunner for Obama's VP these days. A former Republican, he served as Secretary of the Navy for Ronald Reagan. Webb defeated George "Macaca" Allen to become a junior senator in Virginia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Webb Pros: Webb is a good foil for Obama's post-partisan message, and he's got the military credentials to match up with John McCain. He's good at playing the attack dog, which will let Obama take the high road. And he's from trending-blue Virginia. He's also pro-guns. Cons: Webb can be a little out-of-control as attack dogs go. WESLEY CLARK - Rhodes Scholar turned four-star general and once-presidential candidate. A star resource for Democrats on military affairs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_Clark Pros: John McCain would have to salute him. And he has Southern appeal. Cons: Backed Clinton early and has been a very active surrogate. Not always the best politician on a national stage. …and my wild card: COLIN POWELL Who would be on your list? |
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| AlanHarrison | Join the discussion about race in the Discussion Forum! | 0 | May 28 2008, 5:37 PM EDT by AlanHarrison | |
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