McCain's VP choice?

[KnowItAll]

Who are you betting on to be McCain's running mate?

I personally think Lieberman would be an interesting choice - shows some willingness to change and even bring an pro-abortion candidate into the GOP ticket.

[Claire ex-ax]

Rice is apparently campaigning for the position...

What about Romney?

[KnowItAll]

Yeah, Romney would be a good guy to take Biden on in the debates.

Rice? With all due respect, I don't see the Republicans voting for a black woman.

[fm7]

Can't help but think that McCain's decision to ask Romney and Gulliani to hit Denver as attack dogs is a sign they are not VP candidates.

I think Tim Pawlenty is an outside chance, but I would really like to see McCain step up and nominate Sarah Palin.

[chimo]

... pro-abortion candidate into the GOP ticket.

I strongly object to the term "pro-abortion". Pro-choice is a better term.

Also you are wrong about Republicans not voting for a McCain/Rice ticket because she is a black woman. Republicans will vote for anyone with an (R) next to their name.

[jaykay]

Rice? With all due respect, I don't see the Republicans voting for a black woman.

I don't actually think you need to put those 2 words together............

[penguin]

The Republicans might vote for Rice.

Colin Powell would be good, but doubt he would accept it.

[Lammarite]

Does it matter if it's a blow up doll called Gladys? It's not like he has a chance of winning.

[KnowItAll]

>> I strongly object to the term "pro-abortion". Pro-choice is a
>> better term.

I think its one of those sugar coated words even though I think it is up to the individual to abort or not abort an unborn baby.

>> It's not like he has a chance of winning.

You've not been looking at the polls have you? Gallup has him ahead of Obama.

[er2]

I personally think Lieberman would be an interesting choice - shows some willingness to change and even bring an pro-abortion candidate into the GOP ticket.

Rice? With all due respect, I don't see the Republicans voting for a black woman.

No black woman but an abortionist (to leave out the sugarcoating ). Veeeery likely indeed

The way it looks from the poll, McCain - even if he is unpopular among the ultra-conservatives - will still win Dixie. What he needs to win as well are big swing states like Florida, Ohio, Indiana etc.. Who is popular there?