Biden again saying he shouldn't be VP

[Muttocracy]

Times of India quoting a Spanish paper but anyway:

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/World/Edwards_rules_out_being_Obama_deputy/articleshow/3107448.cms

Another Democrat sometimes mentioned as a possible Obama running mate, Delaware Sen. Joe Biden, also said on Friday that he had no interest in the position, though he did not rule out taking the No. 2 spot if asked.

"I'm not interested in being vice president," Biden said at a foreign affairs conference in Venice, Italy. "The truth of the matter is that if you are asked you have to say yes. But there are a lot of other people he should ask first."

[gateley]

1. Are you okay with that?

I am REALLY getting high on the Biden for SOS possibility. I think the position holds more gravitas, and is more fitting to his stature.

[Tashca]

2. If I was king for a day

And he couldn't be President..............I would appoint him Senate Majority leader.

I'm thinking this might not happen though....:D

So in that case I do agree with what you are saying. It appears the Obama team has their stuff together and probably don't need a strong VP......SOS is starting to make sense to me too!!

[Muttocracy]

3. yeah, I think I would love to see him as Sec of State

less politics, more chance to shine.

And watching SFRC hearings would still be fascinating - he'd just be on the other side of the table across from Kerry or Feingold or whoever leads the committee :)

[WheelWalker]

4. All I know is that the next 6 years with Joe are going to be pretty special. Therefore,

for all of us, too.