Who is a good VP choice for McCain?

[Wiglaf]

They are testing her out, she is like a weather test balloon right now, to see if people like her and hot hot they do. She just said she'd rather teach at Stanford than be VP right now. I bet in three months she will realize being VP of the United States > Provost of Stanford, which is essentially a hot barn with smart preppies instead of goats.

[quantum_mechani]

The mormon would be an awful choice, I think it would alienate not only his core voters but any potential moderate/liberal crossovers. Not to mention he sets new standards in sliminess/insincerity, even among republicans.

Alaska's governor has been thrown around a bit as a VP pick, she probably would not be an awful choice. I think he needs someone new and without baggage.

[Asher]

Charleton Heston!

[Riesstiu IV]

I say Rick Santorum. Where else could you find someone who compares the war in Iraq and Afghanistan with Lord of the Rings?

[Lancer]

Originally posted by Aeson
Hillary

(Who else is doing more for McCain right now?)

Aeson, where in the US are you from if I may ask?

[Aeson]

Originally posted by Lancer
Aeson, where in the US are you from if I may ask?

Living in SoCal right now, but spent most my life in little farm towns in Washington, Utah, Idaho, and Utah.

[Lancer]

Good places to grow up. So what draws you to SoCal?

[SlowwHand]

Originally posted by Ming
I thought Condi went on record today or yesterday and said she had no interest in the position.

She's expressed no interest at various times, both personally and through spokesmen, which is too bad.
Whether stays as is, or returns to the university is really the question.

[Verto]

Who would want to join an obviously doomed ticket?

[Wiglaf]

Originally posted by Verto
Who would want to join an obviously doomed ticket?

What does this have to do with the topic? If the implication is McCain is guaranteed to lose, check your ass on over to any major poll, which shows McCain ties or beats both Obama & his lesbian rival handily.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by DanS
I think that the mormon would be a good choice.

Condi's no politician.

McCain does need help shoring up the conservative base which has never really taken a liking to him.

[Aeson]

Originally posted by Lancer
Good places to grow up. So what draws you to SoCal?

Helping my aunt with an addition to her house in exchange for room and board.

But mainly... the beach and weather. 65F-75F year round. A little chilly for me, but passable.

[Lancer]

Those temps sound like paradise to me. :brrr: I recall you told me about helping your aunt once before. :senile:

[Ben Kenobi]

As I said, Coulter.

She's the only one who could vote for Hillary and still gain points with conservatives.

She's also a woman which scores points with the progressives, highly educated, single and younger then either Obama or Hillary.

She's like the dream ticket with McCain.

[Harry Tuttle]

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
She's also a woman which scores points with the progressives, highly educated, single and younger then either Obama or Hillary.

She also eats babies. NEXT!