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Veep Richardson?

I don't think he has a prayer of getting the Democrat nomination, barring some political earthquake, but is he really running for running mate?

That would be interesting, if he actually became Vice President, because, traditionally, the Veep is in charge of the space program in the White House (Cheney has actually been one of the most hands off in this regard in years). And Richardson has been very supportive of NewSpace (at least partly because of all the hype over Spaceport New Mexico), so that could actually result in some useful changes of direction for NASA.

Not that I'm thrilled in general about a Dem in the White House, of course.

Posted by Rand Simberg at January 22, 2007 05:40 AM
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I'd sure take Richardson over Hillary. Believe it or not, he actually cut income taxes in New Mexico, without raising income taxes on the higher tax brackets. Of course, this was after two terms of gridlock between a republican governor and a democratic house and senate, wherein the governor vetoed pretty much everything ("governor no"), and the state budget was nicely constrained for a decent period. Gee, there was money to give back to the people after government stopped spending so much for a while! Also worth mentioning is increased fees and other levies which actually increased government intake, more than balancing out the tax cut.

However, would you ever expect Hillary to lower taxes in any way shape or form?

Posted by Jeff Mauldin at January 23, 2007 01:53 PM

jeff? e-mail me man its been a while. This is Josh from Avindale. Pretty sure thats mispelled
joshua.watts@dhs.gov

Posted by josh watts at January 30, 2007 11:22 AM

jeff? e-mail me man its been a while. This is Josh from Avindale. Pretty sure thats mispelled
joshua.watts@dhs.gov

Posted by josh watts at January 30, 2007 11:22 AM

OOPS, I posted that twice

Posted by josh watts at January 30, 2007 11:24 AM


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