What do you think of Kwame Kilpatrick for VP?

Question

What do you think of Kwame Kilpatrick for VP?

Answer 1

This is from Wikipedia:

The mayoral terms of Kilpatrick have been plagued with controversies which have included allegations of marital infidelity, conspiracy, and perjury. On March 24, 2008, Kilpatrick was charged with 8 felony counts, including perjury, misconduct in office, and obstruction of justice. If found guilty of felony perjury, Kilpatrick could be disbarred and jailed for up to 15 years per count; he could face additional sentences for obstruction of justice and conspiracy. He would also lose his mayoralty, if convicted. Combined with being a suspect in the murder of Tamara Greene, the recent controversies have prompted a call for his resignation, an ethics probe, and a recall election campaign to have Kilpatrick removed from office.

On May 13, 2008, the Detroit City Council voted 5-4 to begin the impeachment process and approved another resolution to request that Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm eject the mayor in case the impeachment failed. This comes after Granholm refused to interfere in the matter after the Detroit State of the City address.

Sounds ideal.  Let's all recommend him to John McCain.

Answer 2

That's a terrific idea - he and Obama would be my dream ticket!

of course, I'm voting Republican.

Answer 3

You are so funny!

Answer 4

I think it's a bad idea.

Answer 5

Obama and his VP Oprah !!!!...The Dream Team????...... not mine tho......bd

Answer 6

No issue is more critical to helping inner-city youths out of poverty than reforming a failing school system and corrupt education bureaucracy.  A lot of progress has been made, but Democrats and their union allies continue to block progress at every turn.

Remember they also tried to block Welfare reform.

The new generation of black leaders is more promising than the exploiters like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton, but they are still on the wrong side of the critical issues.  And still pushing for failed and exploitative programs.

Read about how Tony Rezko exploited Affirmative action programs and stole public money using a system of payoffs and political corruption.

If you want inspiring leaders look at Condi Rice, Clarence Thomas, Michael Steele, Lynn Swann, Alberto Gonzalez and Priscilla Owens.