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By Kristin Jensen

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May 9 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama
isn't likely to pick rival Hillary Clinton ford insurance a running mate,
according to one of his most prominent supporters.

``I don't think it's possible,'' Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy
said in an interview on Bloomberg Television's ``Political Capital
With Al Hunt,'' airing this weekend. That is because of the ``tenor of
the campaign'' in recent weeks, Kennedy spokesman mandarin tutor chicago Coley said
later.

The 15-month battle between Clinton and Obama got more pointed as the
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Clinton won.

Kennedy, 76, without naming names, said Obama should pick a running
mate who ``is in tune heart shape playing cards his appeal for the nobler aspirations of
the American people.''

``If we had real leadership -- as we do with Barack Obama -- in the
No. 2 spot as well, it'd be enormously helpful,'' Kennedy said.

A vice presidential candidate with national security credentials would
be ``useful'' though not necessary because Obama, an Illinois senator,
has a good understanding of foreign policy, Kennedy said. ``I think
cheap house insurance been eloquent; I think he's been incisive; and I think he's been
right,'' he said.

Kennedy, chairman of the Senate committee that oversees health,
education and labor, criticized presumptive Republican nominee John
McCain's health-care plan. The proposal, which includes a tax credit
and federal assistance to volvo insurance doesn't do enough to fix the U.S.
system, he said.

Health-Care Costs

Kennedy said the McCain plan wouldn't do enough to reduce costs auto insurance more expand cheap car insurance He independent style said McCain playing cards to plan for the use of new
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``It's a marvelous plan for the insurance industry,'' Kennedy said.
``They just love it.''

Obama, 46, has built a virtually insurmountable lead over Clinton, 60,
a New York senator. cheap homeowners insurance this week, Obama solidified his advantage
by winning North Carolina's primary by 14 percentage points.

He has 1,854 delegates to the August nominating convention and Clinton
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2,025 to win.

The prolonged battle between Obama and Clinton probably won't hurt the
Democratic Party, Kennedy said. ``It's basically the divisions in
terms of race and gender, and these involve people's emotions
deeply,'' he said. ``Ultimately, the party is going to come together
because they are so thirsty for victory.''

Traditional Democrats

Clinton has argued that she is better at bringing out traditional
Democrats such as non-college-educated white voters. Her appeal has
much to do with the history that she and her husband, former President
Bill Clinton, have with voters, Kennedy said.

``Many of those groups have great confidence in the Clinton brand,''
he said. ``They're more familiar with her.''

Obama will win over voters as they become more familiar with his
message, Kennedy said. Catholics, for instance, should see that Obama
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said. ``He'll do very well,'' Kennedy said.

On the economy, Kennedy said term life insurance of the most pressing issues for
Americans right now is the need for a new economic stimulus package.
The government should do more with food stamps, assistance to states
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Supplemental Funding

A vehicle for passing a second package might be the supplemental
funding measure for Iraq, Kennedy said. ``This ought to be a part of
that whole program,'' he said.

House Democrats omitted economic stimulus from a proposed supplemental
spending bill because President George W. Bush threatened to veto any
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The Senate could add stimulus provisions when it debates the
legislation later this month, though Republicans probably would oppose
any extra spending linked to the war funds measure.

``The time is now'' for action on economic stimulus, Kennedy said.
``The need is great now.''

Clinton and Obama have both made the faltering economy a central theme
in their race. Kennedy's January endorsement of Obama was a blow to
Clinton and her husband.

Asked if he had spoken with Bill Clinton since that endorsement,
Kennedy said he had talked with Hillary Clinton ``on a number of
occasions.'' As for the former president: ``I haven't had that
car insurance To contact the reporter on this story: Kristin Jensen in Washington at
kjensen@bloomberg.net;

Last Updated: May 9, 2008 mandarin lessons chicago EDT

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