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February 20, 2004
| Bob Graham, VP?
“I want a Democrat to be elected president. If I can be in whatever way a contributor to that, I’ll do it,” said the four-term senator, who announced in November he would not run for re-election in Congress.

“And that includes vice president?” one reporter asked.

“Yes,” Graham replied

His main qualification?

The former chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee and a strong critic of President Bush’s Iraq policy.



Posted by Michele at February 20, 2004 12:08 PM | TrackBack
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maybe we’ll be able to learn just what went through people’s minds in congress if he gets in.

hope he does.

Posted by: mike1138 at February 20, 2004 01:09 PM

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