nevadamedic
01-10-2008, 01:13 PM
Colbert, who abandoned his own 2008 presidential bid after the South Carolina Democratic Party voted to keep him off its primary ballot, said he was still willing to be Huckabee's running mate, as
Huckabee apparently had promised earlier. Colbert said his "foreign policy" experience — trips to Sandals resorts in Jamaica, the Bahamas — would help answer Huckabee critics that the
former Arkansas governor lacked such.
Just in case, though, Colbert then gave Huckabee a chance to take back his running mate promise publicly.
"Stephen, please, be my running mate," Huckabee said.
"Yes, a thousand times yes," was Colbert's answer
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http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/
It's obvious that he's not taking his campaign seriously.
Huckabee apparently had promised earlier. Colbert said his "foreign policy" experience — trips to Sandals resorts in Jamaica, the Bahamas — would help answer Huckabee critics that the
former Arkansas governor lacked such.
Just in case, though, Colbert then gave Huckabee a chance to take back his running mate promise publicly.
"Stephen, please, be my running mate," Huckabee said.
"Yes, a thousand times yes," was Colbert's answer
Full Story.................
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/
It's obvious that he's not taking his campaign seriously.