Knightskye
11-07-2008, 02:20 AM
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/11/08/AR2006110802239.html
He was asked about 2008, about what the election results say about potential Democrats eyeing the presidency.
There was a pause, as if he was channeling his thoughts. "My staff over there is nervous about what I might say," he said.
He said only that America prefers governing from the center "and not polarization," and that candidates would do well to keep that in mind.
That was back in 2006, when Rahm won re-election, and the Democrats took control of the House and Senate.
And now he has been offered and has accepted the position of Chief of Staff.
Gee, I wonder how Obama will govern.
He was asked about 2008, about what the election results say about potential Democrats eyeing the presidency.
There was a pause, as if he was channeling his thoughts. "My staff over there is nervous about what I might say," he said.
He said only that America prefers governing from the center "and not polarization," and that candidates would do well to keep that in mind.
That was back in 2006, when Rahm won re-election, and the Democrats took control of the House and Senate.
And now he has been offered and has accepted the position of Chief of Staff.
Gee, I wonder how Obama will govern.