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1 posted on 08/28/2008 4:50:32 PM PDT by Fred
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To: Fred

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2 posted on 08/28/2008 4:56:02 PM PDT by Blue Turtle (I)
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To: Fred

Too late now to have any influence on McCain’s decision.


3 posted on 08/28/2008 5:01:26 PM PDT by Rudder
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He would be a weak choice. I could not see him as President.


5 posted on 08/28/2008 5:04:40 PM PDT by CASchack
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To: Fred

Really looking at Tim Pawlenty’s record reveals he is the candidate that McCain would feel most comfortable with.
I think he is McCain’s pick. Someone who won’t make any political waves, but in that regard won’t rock the boat either.

I think McCain saw the polls showing him tied or ahead of Obama, and decided he didn’t need a risky “game changer” like Lieberman, and likewise saw the polls showing he has pretty well already coalesced the Republican base around him, so he doesn’t need a “unity” ticket with Romney.


6 posted on 08/28/2008 5:04:51 PM PDT by counterpunch (John McCain - For the LOVE of Country)
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To: Fred

BTTT!


19 posted on 08/28/2008 6:04:27 PM PDT by Salvation (†With God all things are possible.†)
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DJ, Pawlenty may not be a perfect VP for McCain, but I think he’s very good, and you must admit that he’s a far, far better choice than Romney, Ridge, Lieberman or Hutchison.


20 posted on 08/28/2008 6:52:01 PM PDT by AuH2ORepublican (Fred Thompson appears human-sized because he is actually standing a million miles away.)
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