"Very quietly, Sen. Barack Obama has begun the process that will end
in his choosing a running mate," Marc Ambinder reports.
"Obama has sworn a small group of his senior staff to secrecy. He is
determined to start the vice presidential search on his own schedule
and has said publicly, and repeatedly, that he will not talk about
ticket-mates until the race for the nomination itself concludes."
"James A. Johnson, who vetted potential nominees for Sen. John Kerry in
2004, is playing a major role. He has advised Obama and the campaign
about the architecture of the process, though it is not clear whether
he will reprise his role as head of the search committee. Ex-Sen. Tom
Daschle is also providing advice."
May 22, 2008
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