McCain Veep Rumor

There’s a rumor floating around my little corner of the vast right-wing conspiracy that John McCain has cut his VP candidates down to Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty and FedEx CEO Fred Smith. Boy would the latter be an out of the box choice.

Posted on Wednesday, August 27 2008 | Permalink

Townhall reports its Romney, Pawlenty, and Lieberman. 

I know how you feel about Romney, we both would hate Lieberman being picked.  Pawlenty is fine, but what about Palin? 

A vice president who is a good looking smart conservative female who can also bait a hook is tops for me.

Posted by  on  08/27  at  03:47 PM

http://townhall.com/blog/g/6e332899-fe1d-4e6a-b74c-81df7dee44ee The Rumor mills are running hot and heavy right now. 

http://townhall.com/columnists/Column2.aspx?UrlTitle=avoiding_a_lieberman_disaster&ns=RobertDNovak&dt=08/27/2008&page=full&comments=true&submitted=true Novak on Lieberman talking McCain out of picking him.

Posted by  on  08/27  at  04:02 PM

Smith, I believe, is a decorated veteran of Viet Nam (and legend has it his business plan for FedEx got a C in a Harvard MBA class).

McCain/Lieberman would look like the social committee at the local nursing home, what a tremendously bad idea.

Posted by  on  08/27  at  04:52 PM

I can see the Dem ads now:

Bad and Pawlenty…

Posted by  on  08/27  at  05:03 PM

A pro choice pick like Lieberman would be a mistake, but what if McCain could convince Powell to come on.  Powell is completely outsville with Bush-Cheney, has been vindicated on his position about the war, and is presumably a moderate pro life republican. 

For all we know Powell may show up in Denver today, and I recognize this is very much a long shot, but it would be interesting.

Posted by  on  08/28  at  10:21 AM

I’d really like to see McCain think a little out of the box.  Please not Romney; please not Lieberman.  Why not someone from outside public life?  What happened to the Meg Whitman idea?

Posted by  on  08/28  at  03:47 PM
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