Why? Well, I was listening to one on the news the other day, someone who won't ever be President, and I thought of how I *always* like what that senator has to say.
OK, here are the ground rules... first rule is the most important (hence the longest):
1) NO candidates for President, please
--- Here's your chance to show that you have depth and savvy and are not just a slave to the pol-as-celebrity media circus and the publicity machines.
--- Besides, it would be boring to read "McCain", "Clinton", and "Obama" over and over again.
2) Current senators only - Alan Simpson and George Mitchell might have been fun in their day, but we're in 2007.
3) Just list name, state, party, and the reason for your answer.
4) Just worry about your OWN answer - demerits for attacking someone else's favorite.
BEST ANSWERS will be those that make a POSITIVE statement - after all, you're saying who's YOUR favorite.
2007-02-21
05:06:14
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