16 Nov
Posted by charles as Journalism, News, Politics, commentary
Would Barack Obama do the unthinkable? Would he offer his former Republican rival, John McCain, a position in his cabinet?
Not likely, still—-Obama is meeting with McCain in ChicagoMonday in the spirit of Obama’s bipartisan politics.
In all probability, Obama wants the symbolism of his meeting with McCain to make the 6o’clock news–shows he meant it when he said he intended to reach across the aisle.
Still, there is nothing stopping Obama from offering McCain a high ranking cabinet position–and, a good reason for McCain to say yes: McCain is no longer the future of the GOP—maybe, God help us–Sarah Palin is? And while a Senate seat is powerful, McCain may have reached the limits of what he can do there.
And just think–imagine an Obama administration with Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, Bill Clinton as —whatever it is Bill Clinton is?–and John McCain. A dream administration? Probably. But stranger things have happened—-this election for one!!!
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3 Responses
Vince
November 17th, 2008 at 12:08 am
1I think the Republicans are pushing for Hillary to be secretary of state so they can dig up enough dirt on the Clintons to make the entire Democratic party look bad. They have nothing on Obama so they would push for him to choose candidates who have a history with lobbyists. I feel Obama should be very careful as to who he chooses as Secretary of State.
Victor
November 17th, 2008 at 12:08 am
2I think the Republicans are pushing for Hillary to be secretary of state so they can dig up enough dirt on the Clintons to make the entire Democratic party look bad. They have nothing on Obama so they would push for him to choose candidates who have a history with lobbyists. I feel Obama should be very careful as to who he chooses as Secretary of State.
Lori
February 23rd, 2010 at 11:01 am
3I think Obama is trying to put a face on just like every other politician. Really those two can’t stand each other!
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