[Ruiceara]

Why doesn't he just auction off the announcement to the highest paying news organization?

[outdog]

Sarah Palin has too much money.

[giftbestcom]

****... Donald Trump

Damn, that one's much better

[AlbrtJhnsqw]

The Koch brothers would make excellent vice presidents, at least in terms of policies

[apannamma]

SWTOR takes place before Bane.

[TZtrDuso]

I'm looking forward to Vice President Koch Industries.

Corperations are people, so I think that would be OK. Koch Industries was founded founded in 1927 in Kansas, so its old enough... and it is an oil supply co.

[Britfunclubs]

****... Donald Trump

The Donald does not play second fiddle to anyone.

[RBJamez]

I'm looking forward to visiting the White House Hotel & Casino

[GypeFeeshyTes]

I'd like to see Madonna in the role, even she can't be any more wooden than Mitt.

[Bxbhtjnr]

[flielagit]

Around the time they stopped giving the Veep slot to the 2nd place finisher in the general election.

[ExelePlavisseu]

...because the VP isn't gimped enough?

[xsexymasterix]

I think it would change the election process more than it would change what actually happens during the winner's term. It might make for less angry campaigns. But now I'm thinking back on recent primary campaigns and that seems like a silly thought. Obama and Clinton and Biden tore into each other during the primary, and now Biden and Clinton both serve Obama.

There's a reason why they abolished the rule in the first place.

[sitescools]

Around the time they stopped giving the Veep slot to the 2nd place finisher in the general election.

When did that happen. I never really studied American history, but I seem to recall Lincoln appointed VPs of his choice, and that was about 150 years ago. JFK didn't have Nixon as a VP... though that would have been fun!

[gydrorway]

Also 1800. Aaron Burr actually received the same number of votes as Jefferson, but then the House of Representatives had to break the tie.

It wasn't until 1804 and the 12th Amendment when it was decided Electors had to delineate their vote between President and Vice President.

[viagra-kaufen]

Also 1800. Aaron Burr actually received the same number of votes as Jefferson, but then the House of Representatives had to break the tie.

It wasn't until 1804 and the 12th Amendment when it was decided Electors had to delineate their vote between President and Vice President.

Oh. Well Aaron Burr was of the same party as Jefferson so it wasn't that big of a deal.

[heilyprollecyspor]

Well whoever he picks, it better be someone incredibly impressive. Latest polls show Obama leading by 7-9 points.

[alfredtaniypnx]

Well whoever he picks, it better be someone incredibly impressive. Latest polls show Obama leading by 7-9 points.

Was it PPP or one of the other dem firms? Gallup has had them essentially tied for months. All the movement has basically been noise--it's a turnout game, now, and Romney has way more money to spend on get-out-the-vote.

[Trebbinsa]

But what have they been showing previously? Every poll has outliers. If they have 45-45 for like 3 weeks and suddenly, without warning, it jumps to 49-41, that's probably just noise.

[Ruiptuptubre]

But they haven't been showing the same trend. Other polls have favored Romney.