Will the hillary supporters vote for mccain now?

Question

sence mccain's vp is a women

Answer 1

Yes, I think a bunch of them are.

They are unhappy with Obama and a bunch of them refuse to vote for him no matter what!!

Vote McCain/Palin 08'

Answer 2

Yes they already are.

Answer 3

Palin is no Hillary. Governor for two years of a podunk state with only a BA from Idaho doesn't compare to Yale Law School and 20 years of work in DC. McCain should have at least picked a smarter woman. She will get EATEN ALIVE in Washington.

Answer 4

No way! Hillary Clinton supporters are too smart to fall for McCain's anatomical pandering.  

Answer 5

the unintelligent ones will.

Answer 6

Nope!

They're too smart to fall for that.

Answer 7

I was voting McCain anyway, after Obama completely ignored the moderate end of the Democrat party in his selection of VP.

But Palin is the icing on the cake.

McCain put CHANGE on his ticket, and that is alot more than Obama has done in his entire career.

Answer 8

I believe that was McCain's intention, yes. However, after a pause or two, the real Hillary supporters will see that Palin has nothing in common with Clinton, aside from them both being women. A staunch, inexperienced Republican who has no democratic tendencies or a liberal side is not exactly a replacement for the woman who was a true leader and a fierce democrat. However, the feminists (isn't that such a prettier word than sexists? but really, that's what they are) who voted for hillary because she was a woman will undoubtedly pause for more than a second with Palin added to the ticket. A woman in power? Absolutely! Without considering that Hillary's policies were so much closer to Obama's than McCain and Palin's. i'm not sure how a female on the ballot will affect the traditional republicans out there. those who don't see it as a good thing, a beating of the Dem's, will probably now refrain from voting. early on, i heard that mccain was by far the most liberal conservative(bit of a contradiction...) and now i guess he's really proved it to some, despite the fact that Palin is more conservative than McCain.

Answer 9

No.  People need to understand that we must vote on the issues that the candidates are addressing, not what type of person the candidate happens to be.  If you don't like McCain because he voted against equal pay for women, you won't vote for him based on this principle, regardless of who his running mate is.  In most cases, it is assumed that running mates promote the same policies as the candidate they are running with.  Hillary supporters believe in Hillary because she will stand up for the woman's right to choose and equal pay for women, total opposite from John McCain and Sarah Palin.  Obama is a man but he also promotes those rights for women.

Answer 10

Yes ... quite a few will !!

Alaska Govermor Sarah Palin has MORE TOTAL political experience than Obama.

KimS

Answer 11

yes they fall for anything...

Answer 12

Intelligent women will see the ploy the Mc Cain is making. I believe he thinks all of the Hillary supporters are stupid.  There are so many qualified women that would have been a better choice.

Sarah Palin has not even served one full term as governor. Her previous political experience was mayor of a town with less than 10,000 people. The state of Alaska has a populuation just under 700, 000.How does this qualify her to be a heartbeat away from the presidency governing over 300 million people?

Mc Cain attacked Obama for his lack of experience and then he selects someone even less qualified than Obama. This is an insult to women everywhere.

McCain just turned 72 and has had 4 bouts with cancer. Choosing Sarah Palin as his second in command for a nation 300 million when she has not served a full term governing 680, 000, plus her pending ethics investigation is not only irresponsible, its a outright affront to women.

Answer 13

Yes. Also, they will learn spelling and grammar.

Answer 14

Yes.