HOW ABOUT HOWARD DEAN AS OBAMA'S VICE-PRESIDENT?

[thoughtcrime1984]

Poll question: HOW ABOUT HOWARD DEAN AS OBAMA'S VICE-PRESIDENT?

He'd be an awesome compliment to Obama on the ticket, IMO!

Poll result (50 votes)
Hell yeah!	(28 votes, 56%)	Vote
Hell No!	(20 votes, 40%)	Vote
Maybe...(please explain)	(2 votes, 4%)	Vote

[democrattotheend]

1. Would be my dream ticket, but no

Unfortunately, the media damaged Dean in 2004, and I don't think putting him on the ticket is a good idea, much as I personally would love to see him run again someday. But I'm really glad to have him as DNC chair...I think he's done great things for the party in his current role and want him to continue serving as DNC chair (which is one of the reasons I support Obama, knowing that one of Clinton's first acts after becoming the nominee would be to get rid of Dean).

[thoughtcrime1984]

2. You make great points- Does everyone know a Hil win would mean

the termination of Dean as DNC Chairman? That alone is a horrible result of a Hil Presidency. That she would replace with someone like McAuliffe would be even worse.

[Thurston Howell III]

3. I think he's quiting after his term anyways.

[mahina]

5. Why do you think that?

[Thurston Howell III]

6. I'll see if I can find a link.

[Thurston Howell III]

11. Can't find one for right now.

[Warren DeMontague]

4. Only problem is, I don't think he can be seen as taking sides, even later on.

He needs to remain impartial.

But I voted "Hell Yes", since there wasn't a "Fuck Yes" option. Although my top choice has gotta be Russ Feingold.

[Danger Mouse]

7. Hell yes to RUSS FEINGOLD!!!

[thoughtcrime1984]

9. He's a cool cat, too

I'd hate to lose one of my Senators, but he'd be great, too!

[jgraz]

16. Feingold is really the ONLY choice for Obama, IMHO.

[jlake]

8. Hell to the MF no!

[99th_Monkey]

10. Poetic justice in motion - I SCREAM DEAN FOR VP

[mahina]

13. Yeargh.

Go Dean!

[jgraz]

12. EEeeeYAAHH!!!

Loves me some Dr. Dean!!!

[Johnny__Motown]

14. I don't think it is appropriate, he is supposed to be neutral in regards to dems

[fadedrose]

15. I voted yes, but

I'd like to see him as an advisor, like Rove or Card were to Bush. He should be in the White House in some capacity, but where he also has some say in policy.

[FlyingSquirrel]

17. Yearrrrrrrrrrgh!

Where's my choice?

jk