Who wishes McCain picked someone else for VP?

Question

My mom and I do.

Answer 1

Who else would he have picked?

Anyone who supported abortion would have lost him the Evangelical vote.  No Republican can win without their support.

Romney would be a great president, but we're still a little tepid on Mormons.  Most everybody else is pretty colorless.

We'll see how this plays out.  It will really depend on how Sarah Palin handles this.

Negatives often have a way of spinning themselves positive.  Bush avoided the Vietnam war, Kerry went, who got the better of that one?

Answer 2

This was a perfect choice for McCain. It has the dems screaming. Obama talks about change for America and selects a 35 year veteran of Washington as his change? Palin represents the only change from the norm so far in this election. The dems don't want to admit their hero Obama simply tells them what they want to hear but cant or is unwilling to follow through with his talk.

Answer 3

I MOST certainly do.

Answer 4

Nope not me.

Answer 5

As a Obama supporter...I think picking Palin was the best thing that could have happened

He abandoned the independents and moderates ( which are going to decide this race ) and most women are offended by him picking Palin and don't agree with her views ( especially on abortion )

What a foolish decision, if he picked Romney who had actual economic experience he might have had a chance.

Answer 6

I do. I haven't decided who I am going to vote for yet but she is not helping him get my vote.

I am trying to keep an open mind though but many of her views on things are so different than mine.  

Answer 7

She is a capable lady, but there are some of her positions that I do not agree with.  But that is true of most any politician.  Certainly, he could have done worse.

Answer 8

I'm thinking McCain does, right about now.

Answer 9

You know, I don't doubt that she is capable of the job. I just think it will either make it or break it for McCain. I also think, he is trying to make a publicity stunt.