Run for the White House
Today, I watched Barak Obama's MTV/MySpace event.
He had a lot of good things to say and then there were "the other statements."
I was, however, concerned about his statement concerning party unification.
When asked if he would consider the Vice Presidency, Obama repeatedly stated, "I'm running for the office of President of the United States; not the Vice-Presidency.
I wish I could have gotten through on the IM for the broadcast. I would have asked this simple question.
"Are you running for the office because you want to make the United States a better place or for personal gain."
I'm sure there are coaches that
assist the head coaches and win championships. Everybody gets a championship ring and the prestige of the win.
The brain is the main control center for the body, or so you think. Let your behind "close for business" and see what happens to your brain! :) You will be surprised how quickly leadership authority transfers......
There have been many Vice-Presidents that made
enormous contributions to the Presidency AND America at large. Not ot mention, the fact that the Vice-President steps up in the event of a President being unable to serve. There must be a very bright, brilliant, charismatic and able person in this prestigious office.
Can you imagine what would have happened to America if Dan Quayle had to assume the role of President????
For some reason, this statement makes me feel that Obama is an "all or nothing" type of guy. If he can't be the top ranking leader, he won't have anything to do with strengthening the team.
There are fifty other Democratic candidates (excluding the deceased and withdrawn). I'm sure ONE of them would be more willing to strengthen the team, but not Obama.
Warrior