McGehee: [1]
I’ve mentioned here a time or two some names whose inclusion on a Republican presidential ticket might attract yours truly to consider voting for it, despite John “Never Met a Media Representative Whose [censored] I Didn’t Want to Kiss” McCain being on it.
He goes on to make other points, but this first para got me thinking… whose addition to a ticket would sway many conservatives? McGehee offers a few, as does the person he quotes. But I have to say the whole issue of who in the VP slot could sway conservative voters…. the base… is a question I don’t think I’ve very seriously considered before. By how much, I suppsoe depends on the role McCain sees such a person taking on… the VP’s role is fairly well undefined… note the differences between Hubert Humphrey and Dick Cheney, as example. Given we don’t know how that would work in any future administration, we must assume the VP would take an active, role, though.
I’ll be giving some thought to day to this. But perhaps you’d like to comment on who you’d like to see in the slot?