So, if (when) McCain's Veep drops out . . .

[Dave]

who will replace her?

Lieberman? Tom Ridge? Ricky, the night manager @ the Gretna, Louisiana Super WalMart?

[Lair]

The Lieb will get the nod.

He's been McCain's backup brain for the last couple of years.

[Pinepig]

who will replace her?

Lieberman? Tom Ridge? Ricky, the night manager @ the Gretna, Louisiana Super WalMart?

Fishing around democraticunderground are ya.

[hugh jass]

someone who fits the family values conservative christian mold but without the baggage. take your pick....

[Kman]

Romney please

[Dave]

Fishing around democraticunderground are ya.

never been to that site . . .

but I guess I'll check it out.

[DarkWing6]

I hope she doesn't drop out, but if she does

Romney please

[Charlie]

Romney please

Please no. I don't want Breck Girl II with his magic underpants.

-Charlie

[rwh11385]

McCain made his bed and ought to stick with it.

Lord knows I would. VPILF.

[Das Boots]

Veep stays.....that would say a lot to clash with all the media who are doing Obama's dirty work. Media trying to destroy her and very one sided since they really want Obama to win. She should stick to her guns...literally...Oh yeah...NRA.

[Lair]

Romney please

Romney screwed himself during the primaries. His Mormonism won't wash with the evangelicals, either.

[DarkWing6]

Romney screwed himself during the primaries. His Mormonism won't wash with the evangelicals, either.

Very true, which sucks becasue he would be great for the position. I wasn't a big supporter of his, but this country needs a business man in office. He understands the things that would get this country out of the craphole that we are in.

[Lair]

I like Romney. I may have even voted for him.

I wonder what he thinks of Palin.

[Erik]

lol VPILF

[Dave]

Looks like there has been a Palin bounce . . . for Obama.

http://www.pollster.com/polls/us/08-us-pres-ge-mvo.php

McCain should have picked any of his other 5 "finalists" over her. Had he picked Bobby Jindal (and Jindal accepted) they would have made a damn tough ticket. Jindal is young, toes the Bible-thumper line to the delight of the evangelicals, and has shown this past week as Gov of Louisiana that he has the toughness to truly be an executive facing a crisis.