Will woman now lean to McCain with Sarah Pilen on the ticket?

Question

its getting interesting

Answer 1

Only views and policies influence me.

Answer 2

Some of them very likely will.   This could end up being a historic moment for women.   This is getting interesting, either way we go we're making history.   Who knew 2008 would be so influential.

Answer 3

Of course that's what McCain wants. But an intelligent women will not vote for this party. This lady doesn't even know what a VP is or better yet does. Actually it aggregates me just because he thinks he can just pick a women to gain votes instead of choosing an intelligent and experience candidate. But I guess thats just his old timers kicking in.  

Answer 4

Either way history is about to change. It is either a black president or a female vice president.

Answer 5

I sure hope that voters aren't stupid enough to vote for someone just because she is a woman. Any man with Sarah's qualifications (only having been a state governor for less than 2 years and never having governed in Washington) there is no way he would even be a candidate for VP! Hilary was way more qualified and she didn't beat Obama.

I am a woman. I would have voted for Hilary, and yes partially because I would like to see a woman in the White House; mostly because she is smart, powerful, and experienced. However, "no-way no-how" will I vote for McCain now because I feel this was a last-minute decision, a whim, I fear what kind of decisions he would make as President, and I fear for our country should anything happen to McCain and this woman becomes president.

Talk about lack of experience!

Answer 6

Absolutely not.  Many women have noted the McCain camp must be nutty to think they will automatically win over Hillary supporters because they have a token woman on the ticket.  A better, and much more qualified pick, would have been Kay Bailey Hutchison or Olympia Snowe.  Sarah Palin is a joke who brings no major experience on domestic or foreign policy issues, puts no additional swing states in play, and will get absolutely chewed alive by Biden in the debate.

Answer 7

I think McCain will pick up more voters in the "horny men with milf fetishes" demographic than he will from women.

Answer 8

Yes and in droves

Answer 9

I was pretty much disappointed by his choice.  The Vice Presidential choice shouldn't have been a reaction, it should be a policy choice.  Are women going to line up just because she's a woman?  Only if women aren't cable of making decisions on their own.  Women are not SHEEP.  

Answer 10

Voters sure are fickle...and dumb.

Answer 11

i was disappointed when i heard his choice. It was a very uninspiring one!!

Answer 12

I don't think most women would be dumb enough to vote for McCain because of that

Then again I don't know why people would vote for McCain over Obama any unless they are 1. republicans who discriminates against democratic nominees 2. racist 3. or love how the countrys been for the last 8 years  

Answer 13

Sarah who? You mean Palin? Some will.

Answer 14

Maybe. It's okay that u spelt palin wrong, it's called a typo

Answer 15

we sure will  

Answer 16

onesec: it's ok that you forgot to capitalize, it's called a mistake. I am a woman, and I will not vote for McCain.

Hillary First.

Answer 17

Mccain did it for shock value, he does not give a d**n about women.