For what this is worth...

[JoeContrarian]

...a Gulfstream landed in Ohio 3 hours ago. It's departure was from Anchorage, Alaska.

:wink:

 

[barman]

Sure...

Almost time for beddy bye for ya Mark.

Looking forward to your Sat/Sun manic romp....Good job over the past 36 hours with almost a dozen Topics all pretty much saying the same thing

Cya in 24 hours!

 

[guitarjosh]

...a Gulfstream landed in Ohio 3 hours ago. It's departure was from Anchorage, Alaska.

:wink:

I wonder who it could be? The state capital is Juneau.

 

[guitarjosh]

For what it's worth, I do think Palin would be the best VP pick for McCain.

 

[BossTown]

He's going to pick Ridge.

 

[eek.]

Pat Patriot, roving reporter, is our resident expert on these matters.

 

[barman]

Gotta give a hat tip to forum mainstay MARK L as he was correct in reporting the arrival of the Gulfstream private jet in Dayton

Now let's hope it wasn't Angelina Jolie and her two rug rats coming in for some kind of event.....heh

 

[tiznow]

y great call joe mad props

palin was in the single digits still over at intrade when you made this comment now at 90%

 

[tiznow]

think its a good move IMO

the palin thing

all the old lady hillary's that wanted to see a woman in the white house that don't like obama will vote mccain to get a women as VP

and the old dude could croak at any time

 

[D2bets]

First thing's first...how do you pronounce her last name?

 

[tiznow]

weird

August 29, 2008 8:54 AM

ABC News' Kate McCarthy Reports: As vice presidential speculation swirls, Gov. Sarah Palin is watching the fireworks from her home in Wasilla, Alaska.

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is in Dayton, Ohio, awaiting a high noon event at which the campaign has said the Republican contender will announce his running mate.

All eyes are on a short list of contenders including Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, former Govs. Mitt Romney and Tom Ridge, Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., and Palin.

But the possibility of a surprise pick also looms as the McCain camp remains mum at this hour about just who will be joining their candidate on stage in battleground Ohio.

But one person who will not be there: Palin. The Governor's spokesperson, Sharon Leighow, tells ABC News she's going to the State Fair in Anchorage, Alaska.

Stay tuned...

 

[Hossboxer]

pay-lin

 

[barman]

Looks like all the rumored Veeps are "going to the State Fair" today....lol (Pawlenty and Palin)

 

[roadreeler57]

According to the News here McCain will announce from a rally in Dayton

 

[D2bets]

weird

August 29, 2008 8:54 AM

ABC News' Kate McCarthy Reports: As vice presidential speculation swirls, Gov. Sarah Palin is watching the fireworks from her home in Wasilla, Alaska.

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is in Dayton, Ohio, awaiting a high noon event at which the campaign has said the Republican contender will announce his running mate.

All eyes are on a short list of contenders including Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, former Govs. Mitt Romney and Tom Ridge, Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., and Palin.

But the possibility of a surprise pick also looms as the McCain camp remains mum at this hour about just who will be joining their candidate on stage in battleground Ohio.

But one person who will not be there: Palin. The Governor's spokesperson, Sharon Leighow, tells ABC News she's going to the State Fair in Anchorage, Alaska.

Stay tuned...

:think2:

 

[TheRightWing]

Look's like the VP to me!!

 

[tiznow]

guess they might announce the veep without him/her being there?

 

[BetIt]

She's appears small townish, hunts, fishes...definetly appeals to the demographic Obama has the most trouble with.

McCain isn't the most dynamic of speakers so you can't really choose someone that is going to out shine him on the trail

I don't know much about her but McCain's people really think they can tap into the woman vote (or see that as their only chance).

 

[D2bets]

guess they might announce the veep without him/her being there?

That seems crazy.

 

[roadreeler57]

They just said on WTOL McCain picked a traditional candidate... Hedge your bets