I don't know about details of American politics from the 60s, but would RFK be possible?
And although he was later an NY Senator would not RFK have been a Mass resident. I also just check he was barely 35.
I don't know about details of American politics from the 60s, but would RFK be possible?
Definitely ...That depends in part on who wins the nomination.
Definitely ...
If John McCain Wins, The Anti-Evolution Crowd may Very Well Gravitate Around Mike Huckabee, But if Huckabee Wins, The Moderates will Likely Flock to The Democrats with McCain himself Potentially Endorsing their Candidate ...
WOW is Anyone Else as Surprised as I am, Mitt Romney may Actually Wind up Being The Compromise Choice?
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Just to go back to the issue of VPs running for President. Truman and Coolridge did suceed to the Presidency and than run, as did Teddy Roosevelt.
However I think Nixon was the first Vice President (who had not already suceeded to the top job) to be a major party candidate since 1836. (I know the 1860 election was odd)
I've read that this will be the first time since 1928 that an incumbent Pres. or VP hasn't run in a primary, and the first time since 1920 when they haven't even sought a nomination.
Yeah, Probably ...Well, Romney has to be feeling good after having won Maine. Maybe when the dus settles, Flip Flop Mitt will indeed be the nominee, only to be trounced in the general election.
Yeah, Probably ...
So, do you Think McCain will Get a VP Offer from The Democratic Candidate ...
John Kerry did Make that Offer to him Last Time After All!
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If LBJ is not JFK's running mate, he isn't going to steal the election in Texas and Nixon is going to win. Which might not have been such a bad thing.