Looking at the issues and Republican's positions on them, I find myself disagreeing on one but agreeing on another. I am always forced to pick which issues I am most passionate about and then I have to be willing to concede on the others. I would be willing to accept her as a VP and I agree more with her on the issues than with McCain.



>I have met her and she is very gracious in person. My dad and his second wife donated to her campaigns and those of her husband (two term governor of Maine) and they came to the house when Priscilla died.
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>I didn't think my dad had any surprises left for me but he pulled one a few weeks ago. He said he is voting for Obama. To my knowledge this is the first time he has voted for a Democrat. He is the old style of Republican, i.e. fiscal and for small government. He can't stand the "traditional values" wing of the party.
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>>I agree. I would really like him to stir things up and really become competitive, but I don't see it happening.
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>>If I had my way, he would choose:
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>>http://www.votesmart.org/npat.php?can_id=26885
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>>of the choices, I like her best. :o)
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>>>It's possible just not probable. My gut, man I've been using that thing a lot lately, tells me he'll go the safe route with Romney or Pawlenty and we'll all yawn and wait for the first debate.
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>>>>Do you think that is a real possibility?
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>>>>>Perhaps, but if McCain chooses Hutchison, it'll be irrelevant.