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Originally posted by TheComte
It seems to me that the choice of Palin is the biggest blunder in the history of US politics. Whoever came up with that choice must be mad. Surely the Republicans can't be that stupid. Can they?
Eagleton campaigned hard for the ticket of McGovern and his replacement, Sargent Shriver, but they failed to carry Missouri or any other state except Massachusetts as President Richard M. Nixon swept to a resounding re-election victory. (The Democrats also carried the District of Columbia.)
McGovern followers said the vice presidential fiasco was to blame for the magnitude of the loss. Eagleton, however, said he was just "one rock in a landslide."
McGovern said he had come to regret his decision in 1972. "If had it to do over again, I'd have kept him," McGovern said last in April 2006. "I didn't know anything about mental illness. Nobody did."
Obituary: Thomas F. Eagleton, former U.S. senator and vice-presidential candidate
Originally posted by Hal9000
I can't imagine McCain would want to risk selecting Palin with the plan she would resign. It would be political suicide.
Originally posted by Crakeur
it seems the odds of her stepping down are growing.
money.cnn.com...
nice find Old School.