Mr. Obama to choose Hillary Clinton for Secretary of State

This is a very interesting development. It is not new, because we have been hearing reports lately. The ChicagoTribune.com on Friday, November 21, 2008 is reporting Report: Clinton to accept Obama cabinet post.

http://twitter.com/chicagotribune

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Watch your driving this weekend... you never no what you may see?

Found this on the internet and it was clearly good for a laugh.

It's nice to see Mr. Obama and Hillary having a good time together with Joe and Michelle!

After a long campaign... too long... it's nice to find something to provide a little humor.

Have a Great Weekend!

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Denver's DNC Convention: What could have been...

Tonight, we will see Hillary Rodham Clinton speak at the Democrat National Convention. Tomorrow, we will see Joe Biden become the Vice President of the 2008 Presidential Race for the Democrat party.

What could have been...

Eighteen million strong supported Mrs. Clinton. Now, we will likely see Mr. Obama and Mr. Biden moving forward with the Obama agenda for the 2008 Presidential Race.

Let the race begin... we are heading into Labor Day and the Fall Presidential Campaign. Game on!

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Mr. Obama picks Deleware Senator Joe Biden for VP

Is Joe Biden the Democrat's version of Dick Cheney? Many have believed Dick Cheney had the upper hand on George W. Bush in the President-Vice President hierarchy.

Could the same be said of Joe Biden in the future with Barack Obama?

Barack Obama won the Iowa Caucuses, despite Biden and fellow Senator Chris Dodd having the upper hand on experience in Washington DC. But, Mr. Obama overcame Senator Hillary Clinton, Biden, Dodd and all others.

Personally, on the basis of experience, it would appear the ticket is mixed up, it should be Biden-Obama. I would say 18 million Democrats feel it should have been Clinton-Obama, as well. So, it will be two senators on the Democrat ticket in 2008.

Next Up - The Democrat National Convention in Denver, Colorado, beginning Monday. Stay tuned!

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