shiat or get off the pot, beardy.

submitter: Rumor remains that the first one to compliment him on his beard will get it

your wife Barbara is a wonderful woman.


/I can has endorsement now?

It's burning bridges if you endorse. Granted, it gets you a place in the administration. No risk, no reward. But who wants to be a pariah after endorsing the wrong person?

Shaggy_C

I'd bet good money he gets a spot in the next administration if Obama wins it.


/Richardson seems to be generally competent

Sharkface217: Shaggy_C

I'd bet good money he gets a spot in the next administration if Obama wins it.


/Richardson seems to be generally competent

Do they have a Secretary of Illegal Immigration?

/lawl, he's a Mexican!!1eleventy!1

Someone needs to a 'shop of old Bill and Bearded Bill a la the evil McCain twin one.

Also, stop being afraid of Hillary, Bill. The rest of America has shown that they're not.

Approves

Richardson needs to be VP or Secretary of State. Then he needs to be our next president with facial hair.

//proudly wears goatee in support of Obama/Richardson ticket

SilentStrider: submitter: Rumor remains that the first one to compliment him on his beard will get it

your wife Barbara is a wonderful woman.


/I can has endorsement now?

...and there's the winner!

Falcc: Sharkface217: Shaggy_C

I'd bet good money he gets a spot in the next administration if Obama wins it.


/Richardson seems to be generally competent

Do they have a Secretary of Illegal Immigration?

Nah, he'd make a great Sec. of State though.

Ed Willy: /proudly wears goatee in support of Obama/Richardson ticket

I'm rooting for an Obama/Napolitano ticket, though Richardson would make a GREAT choice for Veep too.

/Richardson '16, FTW

Come on Bill! Everyone knows that it would take a miracle for Hilary to come from behind to win it. Do it already! Are you that afraid of the Clintons?

And why hasn't any of the other former candidates for that matter (except Dodd)? I would have expected Biden to follow Dodd.

/if by miracle I mean shenanigans by Hillary then yes

"I just think the D-Day is Tuesday. We have to have a positive campaign after Tuesday. Whoever has the most delegates after Tuesday, a clear lead, should be in my judgment the nominee," Richardson said on "Face the Nation" on CBS.

Well, since the only one who can accomplish that is Obama, it seems pretty clear which horse he's backing.

He was interviewed by Soledad O'Brien the other night, on the topic of immigration. She jokingly asked him if beards are a common thing among losers (Gore).

I predict that Bill Richardson will make an endorsement when the convention is over and a candidate gets an endorsement. Then he'll pretend he didn't know who won, due to, uhh ... sunspots mucking up his electronics.

I would like to announce that, like Bill Richardson, I'll be endorsing a candidate next week.

Who will it be, you ask?

The answer is... WHO THE F*CK CARES?!

This picture reminds me of that one time, I was in New Orleans helping with Katrina recovery stuff, and driving through some parts of town we saw groups of Mexicans on street corners looking for work with whatever contractor or home owner picked 'em up.

madden101: This picture reminds me of that one time, I was in New Orleans helping with Katrina recovery stuff, and driving through some parts of town we saw groups of Mexicans on street corners looking for work with whatever contractor or home owner picked 'em up.

I used to live near a house that was being rented out to about 10 Mexican construction workers. I'm pretty sure Bill Richardson wasn't one of them. I usually only saw them at night, and the streetlight wasn't great though.

DamnYankees: shiat or get off the pot, beardy.

What he said.

Bill Richardson WILL BE Hillary's VP choice.

That's a depressed man beard right there. Lock the medicine chest and hide the booze.

TFA: "I'm usually not on the fence. But you know what, I like being on the fence. I am very comfortable with it," he said of his indecision.

Over or under the fence, yeah, but not usually on it.

davidlachnicht: Bill Richardson WILL BE Hillary's VP choice.

So, he'll be unemployed?

Relatively Obscure:
So, he'll be unemployed?

Didn't you hear?! Hillary was up 10000% in the polls and kittens never get sick or die!

/Don't worry, we'll tell davidlachnicht what's really going on when he's ready.

Richardson is the governor of New Mexico, right? Shouldn't he already have voted? So shouldn't he be NOT on the fence?

Richardson should have been the Democratic nominee. He's a governor and former cabinet member - now THAT'S experience. :(

/Obama '08

I kind of like the beard. It makes him look really serious, almost don't-fark-with-me business-like.

I thought it was well known that he was a Hillary Supporter? People having second thoughts?

SurfaceTension: Ed Willy: /proudly wears goatee in support of Obama/Richardson ticket

I'm rooting for an Obama/Napolitano ticket, though Richardson would make a GREAT choice for Veep too.

/Richardson '16, FTW

Don't know much about Napolitano, but I like the Western Dems as a good balance of independent politics to the usual Democratic politics.

Mistah Scrotie Quote 2008-03-02 10:41:51 PM
Richardson is the governor of New Mexico, right? Shouldn't he already have voted? So shouldn't he be NOT on the fence?

True, but voting and endorsing aren't the same thing.

sage37: Richardson should have been the Democratic nominee. He's a governor and former cabinet member - now THAT'S experience. :(

Too bad he's got a chronic case of foot-in-mouth disease...

The beard is not a good look for my fair governor. I still bummed out that he quit the nomination race so quickly. Hillary can talk about experience all she wants too trying to sink Obama, but Richardson was the most experienced of the four of them: senator, governor, secretary of energy, ambassador to the UN, et al.

Mistah Scrotie: Richardson is the governor of New Mexico, right? Shouldn't he already have voted? So shouldn't he be NOT on the fence?

The New Mexico Democratic Party had its caucus on Super Tuesday, but unlike other caucuses this one is by secret ballot. Additionally, he might have been out of the state at the time. I will say that in my neighborhood, the caucus site was packed with the elderly from noon to night. And we know who the old folks like.

I'm surprised that nobody endorsed anyone yet. I was sure that someone like Richardson or Edwards would have come out just before Tuesday to support Obama.

I know endorsements don't mean much but I think one from Richardson could help him in Texas and one from Edwards could help him in Ohio.

He's still gonna win though. And Hillary is going to stay until the convention.

I never realized it - John Edwards as Quinn Mallory, Hillary as Wade Welles, Bearded Bill Richardson as Professor Arturo, and Obama as Rembrandt Brown. They're the original Sliders.

According to the article right above this one, Richardson says that in his opinion the clear nominee will be whoever wins on Tuesday, and that the party should unite in support of that candidate.

In other words, he'll endorse him whenever it's most irrelevant.

Hector Remarkable: I never realized it - John Edwards as Quinn Mallory, Hillary as Wade Welles, Bearded Bill Richardson as Professor Arturo, and Obama as Rembrandt Brown. They're the original Sliders.

WOW

this, ladies and gentlemen, is how you win a thread...

also, why do we care who orson welles is going to endorse?

Sharkface217: I'd bet good money he gets a spot in the next administration if Obama wins it.


/Richardson seems to be generally competent

eraser8 will tear into me for this, but Richardson was so incompetent as Secretary of Energy that Senator Ted Kennedy told him point blank on the floor of the Senate that he had earned the Senate's eternal enmity, and that they would oppose him in whatever endeavors lay in his future. He pissed off left and right by refusing to report to Congress, after he'd had weeks to get his shiat together, and only showed up when he decided he was good and ready.

captainktainer:
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Senator Ted Kennedy told him point blank on the floor of the Senate that he had earned the Senate's eternal enmity, and that they would oppose him in whatever endeavors lay in his future.
-snip-

Would have been nice to see this done with Gonzales, Rumsfeld, Cheney, Bush, etc.