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To: Norman Bates

I love Bob Ehrlich and still think that Merryland is going to get screwed for not electing this man. For O'Malley?

I'm certain that Ehrlich is going on for bigger and better things. I'd opine that he would be a good VP candidate for the Repub nominee but he doesn't have much of a state behind him. Although, hey, he COULD pull in some liberal votes out of the blue states at least by his name recognition. and he's certainly qualified, having led a very blue state back from the brink.

Just a thought.


2 posted on 12/14/2006 5:43:42 PM PST by Fishtalk (http://patfish.blogspot.com)
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To: Fishtalk

Maryland screwed themselves by going 100% Lib. But Ehrlich is a good candidate for Nat'l office. A Conservative probably can't get elected in MD, but it's possible Nationally.
Ehrlich would make a great VP nominee, and since he's young, he could move up from there.


3 posted on 12/14/2006 5:49:46 PM PST by speekinout
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To: Fishtalk

I like what I've seen of Ehrlich but I'd still like to see someone like Duncan Hunter(if we are unfortunate for him not to get the nomination), who has military experience, on the ticket for once. And I still don't like the 'big names' being mentioned for the top of the ticket. Hunter is extremely strong and should be on there.


14 posted on 12/15/2006 9:26:46 AM PST by bushfamfan (DUNCAN HUNTER FOR PRES. 2008)
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To: Fishtalk

Ehrlich was one of the best governors in the nation. Even liberals in Baltimore, who admit O'malley was a terrible mayor, can't find much criticism of Ehrlich.

He's not a good VP though; he won't swing this state.


17 posted on 12/16/2006 8:21:26 AM PST by zendari
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