Do you think Obama wishes he could have a "do-over" in his VP choice?

Question

Do you think Obama wishes he could have a "do-over" in his VP choice?

Answer 1

I think the whole democratic party wishes they could have a “do-over” so they could choose Hillary as the presidential nominee.

They didn’t even have time to bask in the after glow of their convention and their messiah’s speech. The life was sucked out of it as soon as Palin was announced as the Republican VP candidate.

Now they are in total attack mode, especially all those old ugly democrat hippy women with the hairy legs & arm pits, that never wear make up, smell like b.o. and walk around in the denim sack dresses & birkenstocks.

B.O. STINKS!

VOTE McCAIN ’08

Answer 2

Why would he?

Answer 3

I think Osama wishes he could have a do-over with the identity of his friends, his pastor, his running mate, his fundraiser & financier, his appearance in San Francisco, his appearance at Saddleback, and his political party..

Answer 4

Absolutely and without a doubt. First, the ol wise man McCain kicks Obama's tail in the town house meeting in OC. Then he kicks him in picking a star VP. McCain 2; Obama NADA!

McCain 08!

Answer 5

No -- He's a pretty deliberate and careful decision maker.  I don't think he would have selected Joe Biden if he didn't have a lot of confidence in him.  

Answer 6

No.  Biden is a great choice.  If I were Obama, I would take Biden over Hillary in heartbeat.  Too many people connected to the Clintons have died under questionable conditions for me to trust her as Vice President.

Answer 7

Of course.  He blew it totally.  His choice showed his huge ego, disdain for women and total lack of experience.   ***

Answer 8

I bet so!

Answer 9

Replace Obama with McCain and you made no errors in your question.

Answer 10

for what reason

I don't think so at all

Answer 11

I'm sure Obama has had second thoughts. But he could not have Bill Clinton lurking around the White House.

His choices were fewer and worse. No matter, Obama can not fix his slim CV by his choice for VP.

And even brilliant oratory can not disguise the big government policies, as old as the Democratic Party itself, that Obama attempts to pass off as new along his road to "Change". Government paid healthcare, government paid education from K to college, a stronger defense, government rebates for the purchase of fuel efficient cars, government support of US automakers and automaker unions, and tax cuts for 95% of all Americans (?)

Welcome to the socialist democratic party.

Answer 12

If he doesn't recognize not selecting Hillary as his VP as a mistake then nothing can help his poor judgment.

Answer 13

Yes, its fun to see all the Obamabots and media pundits panicking for the great vp pick McCain has made.

He is crying he didn´t pick Hillary

Answer 14

No, I don't think so. I'm sure he thought it out thoroughly before choosing. I don't necessarily like his VP choice, but I do like him better than the Republican choice.  

Answer 15

lol, no!

Answer 16

Yes, certainly

Answer 17

No.  

Answer 18

No, because Biden would be a completely competent person to step in for the President on day one, if something happens to him.

Answer 19

No way. He and Biden make a great team.

At least I know what Biden will contribute to our government if he gets elected. I have NO idea what the heck Palin will do.

Answer 20

Biden was a horrible choice, but then again, Obama was a horrible candidate.

Answer 21

You can't diss 18 million supporters and get away with it.

Answer 22

Dina,

Feast your eyes as Biden rips into that poor choice for VP that McCain selected.

What. A. Joke.

http://tinyurl.com/5b45kh

Answer 23

"Do-over?"  Another infant syndrome sufferer.  Too much brand advertising.

Answer 24

No. Biden is a great choice and I wouldn't agree more. Biden has several years of foreign relations experience. He leads the chair for the foreign relations commitee, just what a VP needs.