BOBMAOBAMA!

/wait, what?

BOBMA OBAMA?

I sense fail.

It was a valiant effort but a fail nonetheless.

burndtdan: BOBMAOBAMA!

/wait, what?

That's BOBMAOBAMAW!!

Come one. Get it right.

That's right...I said "Come one."

/Damn

Howie Spankowitz: burndtdan: BOBMAOBAMA!

/wait, what?

That's BOBMAOBAMAW!!

Come one. Get it right.

lol. touche.

BAMALAMA DING DONG!

Norad: BAMALAMA DING DONG!

who put the bobm in the bobmaobama?

Translation: hint, hint, Barack, I'm a Jew with lots of money and hail from Hillary's home state, not that I'm telling you who to pick for veep or anything like that.

Obama/Bloomberg WOULD shut the door on the "weak on Israel" shiat.

Nader? or Huckabee?

Hmm, Bloomberg for VP, I like it but there's zero foreign policy experience on that ticket.

OBAMAOBAMAW?

Does anyone like Bloomberg? Because he makes the short list of people that I'm bewildered when people express love or support for.

/Ted Kennedy is still rocking the top of the list
//Bush is on the list too you rabid jackals

but Maybe another Candidate Could Also be INferred from that description.

/Huckabee?

Obama can't pick Bloomberg for a VP. Doesn't work for a number of reasons, chief among them being that Bloomberg doesn't bring in a lot of votes for Obama: he should be able to pick up New York without a problem in the general election, and Bloomberg isn't terribly popular outside of New York.

Edsel: Hmm, Bloomberg for VP, I like it but there's zero foreign policy experience good ideas on that ticket.

Ok back to drinking.

Mrbogey: Does anyone like Bloomberg? Because he makes the short list of people that I'm bewildered when people express love or support for.

/Ted Kennedy is still rocking the top of the list
//Bush is on the list too you rabid jackals

Somewhat douchey, but the man is an effective executive and administrator. Not saying he'd be a great veep; he's on my list (also on it: Dodd, Webb, Biden, Sebelius, Richardson), but I think there'd be better choices. Could easily see him as Sec. Treasury, though that perhaps isn't as high-profile as Bloomberg would like.

Ron Paul!

/Obligatory

Oprah silly thingies!

Saiga410: Nader? or Huckabee?

Exactly. I can't imagine he'd endorse Obama and I can't imagine Obama would accept it; Obama would lose 2/3 of his supporters.

Obama/Bloomberg - the first presidential ticket ever to have both members readily admitting to past drug usage and that they liked it at the time.

/so they've got that

Nader???

John McCain?

On a tangent, it seems the Paulians haven't quit yet. There's a poll on the page asking "Who will win the Republican nomination?" Mathematically, it is impossible for anyone but McCain to win, but over 50% of the voters still seem to think Paul will take it. I think this just sums up his supporters rather nicely.

/Best pshop I've seen all week: Ron Paul Revolution blimp as the Hindenburg.

MR DOBALINA MR BOB DOBALINA?

Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring

BOBMAOMBA W PHONE

thisispete: MR DOBALINA MR BOB DOBALINA?

I was not expecting an obscure Monkees reference in this thread. I applaud you, sir.

Nah, even though he's been stumping for Hillary, I'm willing to bet that Wesley Clark will be Obama OR Clinton's choice for VP.

Imagine:

+



That's how you outflank McCain on national security, foreign policy experience, and the war.

Full of win.

Fred Thompson!
/Fredheads never say die!

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Yes, Subby...I know what you were trying to accomplish with your headline, but when you type like a My Space skank, it makes me stabby.

I assume someone partially corrected it, since I get OBAMAOBAMAW now, which is not nearly as bad as it apparently was...

Also, I'm tying this from the floor, where I can't breathe for laughing, damn you all... hehee

BOBMAOBAMA...OBAMAOBAMAW...whatever!

Obama/Lugar '08.

Wesley Clark's been Clinton's homey through the entire campaign. More likely names are Lugar, Feinstein, Dodd, or Biden.

I_Approve_Of_This_Message: Wesley Clark's been Clinton's homey through the entire campaign.

See? That's actually what I think makes it even more likely. It'd be a gesture to Clinton supporters to come on board fitting with Obama's unifying message after he wins the candidacy.

The reason I don't think it's be one of the guys you mentioned is because they're powerful committee chairs in Congress, and any of them leaving to be VP could perhaps weaken the Democratic Congress.

But this is all speculation, anyway.

Picking Biden's even more unlikely after Hillary's scorched earth policy went after that dumbass plagiarism shiat with Obama. Leaves the ticket wide open to "wow, BOTH of them steal shiat!"

Obama+Parking Meter 08

They've got experience with change.

I_Approve_Of_This_Message: More likely names are Lugar, Feinstein, Dodd, or Biden.

The only other Democrat I have supported regularly. The possible conflict-of-interest issue from Federal contracts going to her husband need to be investigated a little more thoroughly, though. I doubt either candidate would want a pending semi-scandal hanging on a VP nominee.

Furthermore, she has pledged her superdelegate vote to Clinton (and rightly so, as California did go to Clinton).

Prospero424: See? That's actually what I think makes it even more likely. It'd be a gesture to Clinton supporters to come on board fitting with Obama's unifying message after he wins the candidacy.

The reason I don't think it's be one of the guys you mentioned is because they're powerful committee chairs in Congress, and any of them leaving to be VP could perhaps weaken the Democratic Congress.

But this is all speculation, anyway.

Exactly. What, Clark is going to wait four-to-eight years for his shot? Or is he going to be the Clinton delegate in the Oval Office?

/Easy choice all around.
//Obamark '08

TO WESLEY CLARK!

Clark or Richardson. What...? I can dream, even though they both have Clinton ties.

Obama/Walker, I might actually be able to vote for that.

Msol: TO WESLEY CLARK!


TO WESLEY CLARK!

/still have that thread bookmarked

If Wesley Clark is Obama's VP he has my vote. Deal closed.

/complete seriousness
//I farkin' love that general.