Republican voters choice?

Question

I am flip flopping from who I will vote for. No doubt I do not want McCain, but now Gov. Cindy Palin is his running mate, I would ALMOST swing to a republican vote.

My question: Would you be more likely to vote republican if she was running for president?

Answer 1

After she and McCain are elected, my guess is he will only serve four years and then she will run for President.

Answer 2

Not crazy about McCain but I love Sarah Palin.

Answer 3

On the issues I like her better than McCain, but I still do not know enough about this woman to say I can vote for her at all yet.  All this hype is stemming from hopes that may be false hopes.  We shall see over the next 60 days.

The facts are that she is not running for President.  McCain and Obama are.  One of these two men are going to be the President of the United States.  While it is of course fine to evaluate the VP choices, the top of the ticket is still the top of the ticket (IE. Palin, as VP will have virtually no power at all or ability to do much of anything, unless McCain passes on).

Answer 4

My husband was flip flopper too. Obama lost him last night with his unwillingness to admit error on O'Reilly's show. Any man worth a grain of salt admits his errors and uses them to move forward.

My concern with Palin was on foriegn policy, Kissenger put that to rest for me yesturday. Given that he would not comment on either Obama or Biden foriegn policy leads me to believe theirs is weak and not well defined.

Answer 5

Doubtful, since Gov. Cindy Palin doesn't exist.

Answer 6

No.

Answer 7

I was mostly voting McCain to keep the Socialist out of office, now I am voting McCain in hopes that we have a VP ascension.

Answer 8

CIndy McCain

Sarah Palin

No, I would vote for anyone running that had a chance to beat Obama.  My vote does not change either way.