Weird Suggestions for McCain's VP
posted by drew
07.02.08
I don't understand why some commentators keep floating names for McCain's VP that don't rise to the ONLY QUALIFICATION that is a prerequisite for VP: "The Heartbeat Away Test."
Does anybody think that Bobby Jindal is ready to be President of the United States? Or the Gov. of Alaska, who Bill Kristol suggested for VP?
This is of course exponentially more important for McCain, who is so old he turned George Burns on to cigars.
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