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I’m not quite sure what goes into vetting a candidate (by a political party), but I suspect it is similar to what a nominee for Executive Appointment requiring Senate Confirmation goes through, with the notable addition of looking at what effect said candidate has on the polling, down-ticket races, and other assorted after-affects. I wrote about the Senate Confirmation vetting process previously.
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1 ahrcanum // Dec 4, 2008 at 9:02 pm
You’d have thought somewhere along the line that someone would have asked him to prove he is eligible under the U.S. Constitution.
2 rzklkng // Dec 4, 2008 at 9:24 pm
I presume you are referring to President-Elect Obama. He was vetted by the DNC, the GOP through opposition research, the US and international media, and the majority of voters. Only dead-enders believe that nonsense. He won. Your guy lost. Get over it.
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