Can Senator McCain change his mind on his hastily chosen VP and seek someone not under Investigation?

Question

Can Senator McCain change his mind on his hastily chosen VP and seek someone not under Investigation?

Answer 1

why would he?

Answer 2

No. Palin is a great choice.

Answer 3

i'm sure he didn't just hastily choose Palin. why does he need to pick someone else??

Answer 4

A better question might be can Obama choose a vice president less experienced than him?

Answer 5

it's not gonna happen, so why talk about it?

clyde...

his vetting process took about 8 months.. that's not being hasty..  what thought process do you have for making that claim??

oh noooo...  and to back up what you discuss.. how about his ties to the new england based credit card company?.. his biggest contributor..  seems Obama was the one making hasty choices..

Answer 6

Palin isn't under any investigation that I know of. Other than the Dems digging thru her background to see if they can actually find something. Buts thats to be expected when you go into politics. Both sides do it.

Answer 7

Maybe Obama should rethink.

The L.A. Times just popped a big story the Obama-Biden folks don't want to be reading the night the Delaware senator introduces himself to the nation: a potential conflict of interest involving Biden and one of the nation's biggest asbestos litigation law firms — which also happens to be his top contributor.

The report seems to provide fuel to Obama supporters enraged Illinois senator picked a running mate with such deep ties to the D.C. cash-politics-lobbying world.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/2008082...

Answer 8

He could, but that would make him look indecisive and flighty.  

His best strategy at this point would be to stand by his decision and keep preaching her good points.

Answer 9

Nope, it will only show that he is a poor decision maker who makes decisions fast and recklessly and not researched.