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John Kerry is Obama's Vice President... I think

By: JamesLukeDavid

Denver : CO : USA | about 1 year ago

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If you look at who is speaking at the Democratic National Convention, you will notice that John KerryJohn Kerry is not slated to speak. Note that everyone else related to him: his wife, his kids, his step kids and his foundation are all given stage time. Also, if the theme is "Securing America," Kerry has lots of foreign policy experience. Richardson and Biden are slated to speak -- leaving Kerry and Kaine as the ones to watch for that VP slot.

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JamesLukeDavid | about 1 year ago

http://www.davidmixner.com/2008/08/just-wondering.html

It's gathering steam!

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JamesLukeDavid | about 1 year ago

I also just saw that fellow Swift boat veterens are speaking... why would they be speaking unless Kerry was VP.

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Sanjay Sood | about 1 year ago

I think that would be a really bad idea. I am still pissed at Kerry for bungling the 2004 election. I don't think he would be any better this time around.

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Imran Khan | about 1 year ago

Obama got to be crazy to opt for Kerry

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sfpte | about 1 year ago

Thanks for the report JamesLukeDavid. It's an interesting theory and real possibility, and I'm waiting to see what happens!

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Testy Testerton | about 1 year ago

Sounds like the same breathless speculation that Gore would join the race after his Nobel Peace Prize. A speaking gig at the convention, much like the Peace Prize, is political garnish. It means very little.

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MrAnon | about 1 year ago

Clinton / Kerry 2008?

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snail | about 1 year ago

Well based on how well he did last time, I am not sure that is a wise move. Maybe this will way up the fact that Obama has no experience with military. In a way this might make sense then.

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kareemkemo | 4 months ago

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