msnbc.com's VEEPSTAKES has a winner and the Dem final four

[underpants]

Republicans
msnbc.com's WINNER!! is Mitt Rmoney
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24671291/


Democrats FINAL FOUR
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24764369/
1.Hillary
2.Edwards
3.Biden
4.Sibelius

[benddem]

1. oh barf n/t

[high density]

2. Wow what an uninspiring bunch there

Let me not waste my time voting in that garbage.

[crankychatter]

3. I swear... a lot of Seniors (bless us) spend their days completing MSNBC polls

My father was an emailing madman at Ninety Four. Letters to the Editor on steroids. Common Dreams... crankier than me, if you can believe that.

Yep... gramma and grampa tipped the scales on THAT poll.

All I can say is Edwards... well maybe... Sibelius? possibly.

I'll defer to the man's judgement... he's got a great team. Axelrod will be a fucking legend someday... along with Obama.

[goldcanyonaz]

5. And many youngins w/o jobs

[stuckinlodi]

4. I Don't Understand

Why on earth Joe Biden is even a Democrat, much less even considered for VP. The man is nothing but a puppet of the banking industry, but no one seems to notice.

[muryan]

6. I try not to be a single issue voter

If that were the case, no one candidate would be worthy. Biden has been an incredible voice in the senate and has tremendous foreign policy experience. I can see why he would be appealing to many.

[Redbear]

7. I actually think Biden will end up being the choice

Foreign policy experience and will please the business community.

If true balance were the issue, I would say Edwards.

But, it is clear that the campaign thinks that the path to victory is to the right.

[gateley]

8. Done -- And Chuck is s sure leaning toward Biden, isn't he? :-) nt

[blm]

9. I lean towards Biden, too, as I want Kerry in the senate leading investigations, this time doing it

WITH the cooperation of the Dem president, unlike the 90s when the Dem president sided with the secrecy and privilege of Bush1 and his powerful cronies.

[gateley]

12. That's a concern with all of our "good" Senators -

we really need them to stay in the Senate and keep fighting the good fight. Yes, they could be replaced with another Dem, but the experience they have is something that takes a lot of time to acquire.

I'll let Joe go for SOS, though. :)

And I really doubt Obama would almost force Joe to take VP, after Joe has made his feelings so well known.

This brings me back to Brian Schweitzer, but you never hear him mentioned by the "experts".

It'll be interesting, that's for sure! :hi:

[book_worm]

10. Why is Edwards on the list? he took himself out of it.

[saltpoint]

11. I think officially he stepped out for a moment then steped back in,

saying he would serve if asked.