McCain veep talk turns to female candidates

From: The Washington Times | July 31, 2008 

John McCain’s growing popularity among women is fueling speculation about the chance that he will select a female running mate, ripening talk about conservative favorite Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska, and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina.

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One Response to “McCain veep talk turns to female candidates”

  1. Ted on August 1st, 2008 5:58 am

    Dittos on Palin!

    Q&A

    1. Which McCain Veep pick is SIMULTANEOUSLY the safest AND boldest?

    ANSWER: Sarah Palin

    2. How can McCain SIMULTANEOUSLY attract both Hillary AND Bob Barr voters?

    ANSWER: Sarah Palin

    * * *

    And then there’s this from the Conservative Voice:

    “Desperately seeking Sarah
    July 26, 2008

    By Stephan Andrew Brodhead

    Desperately seeking Sarah
    Americans need a little Palin Power

    Sarah Palin the current Governor of Alaska is John McCain’s ultimate choice for VP. I do believe a woman is next in line for the presidency. All Conservatives like her. She is popular in Alaska. Hillary supporters would relish her. She would solidify a 12 or possibly 16 year Republican executive.

    John McCain’s boring campaign is wearing thin. I need a little Palin Power to get me interested again. They would say ‘but she is only a half term Governor!’ And your point is?”

    * * *

    If John McCain doesn’t choose Sarah Palin, he might have to plead temporary insanity.

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