Will Jim Webb become the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee?

IF.
Both Democratic Candidates will need someone well-versed in military affairs to shore up the parties platform at the convention in Denver.

Jim Webb is a natural selection for this offer. Southern Senator from Virginia, former Secretary of the Navy, decorated former US Marine, well-published author of military chronicles. Talk about charm! He is truly a natural selection to counter Senator McCain's military creditials. And he would also fit well into the role of Secretary of Defense.

I'm tipping my hat to him for $H1k.

But, then there is this:
Affirmative action should apply to African-Americans only. (Sep 2006)
Voted NO on reinstating $1.15 billion funding for the COPS Program. (Mar 2007)
Voted NO on prohibiting eminent domain for use as parks or grazing land. (Dec 2007)
Focus on strategic threats like China, not Iraq. (Apr 2006)
Wrote "Women Can't Fight" in '79; now OK with military women. (Sep 2006)
Allow illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. (Jun 2006)
Voted NO on comprehensive immigration reform. (Jun 2007)
Voted NO on designating Iran's Revolutionary Guards as terrorists. (Sep 2007)
Voted YES on pulling US troops out of Iraq by March 2008. (Mar 2007)

Sorry, please see: http://www.ontheissues.org/Senate/James_Webb.htm

very good research erik, but ...
your reporting leaves out much of the content on the site you listed.
please provide more balanced reporting, especially if you are quoting other sites.

additionally, you might find that of those items you did list, some folks may agree with them.

your discussion follows the 'mudslinging' theme forced upon us by the Democratic Nomination process, so I do not blame you for adopting it as your own.

I dunno, I figure that my post balanced out "Talk about charm! He is truly a natural selection..." fairly well, thank you.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/jun/29/passage-of-gi-benefits-bill-seen-aiding-webbs-veep/
I have always liked Jim Webb...think he is a military compliment to Obama

*mean for Obama

this could be settled as no per spitzer rule. he released a statement saying he will not accept the VP if offered. i don't have no money in the market, so no link to provide. i saw it on special report with brit hume...for those of you who do you might find the link on fox news.

Even though he has released that statement, conditions could change, Obama may find that he really needs him and could come truly asking him to and he 'might' reconsider...since the odds are so highly tilted towards no already, I see no harm in keeping this open until the announcement of Obama's choice is made.

Again, the question said will he BECOME the VP nominee, not will he state that he won't.

We settle on announcement only when there is good reason to believe them. Political announcements of "I don't want to be VP" and "No, I'll NEVER drop out of the race" are always ignored.