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    Default Re: 2012 U.S. Presidential Election

    Okay you are some what putting subjective analysis onto them.

    Joe Biden: Agreed he was a loser in Presidential politics, but Obama picked him for his experience

    Sarah Palin: Highly Popular Alaska Governor, don't really consider that position a losing one.

    Al Gore: You are right here in that he was a loser in that he had a failed Presidential bid.

    Dan Quayle: Was a very popular and highly electable Indianan Senator.

    But I will remind you that Obama was probably pretty close to picking Hillary Clinton, and might dump Biden this year for her. Obama however choose Biden instead of Hillary for his foreign policy experience and to boost his credentials, however after the economic crisis that became null.
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    Default Re: 2012 U.S. Presidential Election

    Quote Originally Posted by Roy Karrde View Post
    Sarah Palin: Highly Popular Alaska Governor, don't really consider that position a losing one.
    1. She quit halfway through.

    2. There are more people in Mr. Obama's former congressional district than there are in the entire state of Alaska.

    3. She must not be TOO popular in Alaska, because a candidate that she recommended there was beaten by a write-in candidate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Sage View Post
    1. She quit halfway through.

    2. There are more people in Mr. Obama's former congressional district than there are in the entire state of Alaska.

    3. She must not be TOO popular in Alaska, because a candidate that she recommended there was beaten by a write-in candidate!
    1: Happened after her Vice Presidential run, again we are talking about before.

    2: Does not really matter, because she was seen as some one that could bring Republican and Democrats together and was "Maverick" like in her willingness to attack the Republican party.

    3: Again AFTER her Vice Presidential run.

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