Round Two in VP Madness
May 7, 2008 — thoughtfulconservativeIt doesn’t mean a thing, but round two of CQ’s VP Madness has begun.
With record turnout, more than 6,000 votes were cast in the first round. Here are the big winners:
- Condoleezza Rice (69%) vs. Chuck Hagel (30%)
- Mike Huckabee (60%) vs. Lindsey Graham (39%)
- Mark Sanford (84%) vs. Jim DeMint (15%)
- Mitt Romney (75%) vs. Marsha Blackburn (24%)
- Tim Pawlenty (82%) vs. Phil Gramm (17%)
- Colin Powell (56%) vs. David Petraeus (43%)
- Tom Ridge (53%) vs. Haley Barbour (46%)
- Kay Bailey Hutchison (69%) vs. Rudy Guiliani (30%)
- Sarah Palin (59%) vs. Rick Perry (40%)
- Sam Brownback (61%) vs. Fred Thompson (38%)
- Michael Steele (65%) vs. Tom Coburn (34%)
- Bobby Jindal (58%) vs. Mike Pence (41%)
- Rob Portman (60%) vs. Eric Cantor (39%)
- Joe Lieberman (66%) vs. Jeb Bush (33%)
- John Thune (63%) vs. Jon Huntsman, Jr. (36%)
- Charlie Crist (66%) vs. J.C. Watts (33%)
Visit the site to make your picks.
May 7, 2008 at 8:45 pm
Marsha Blackburn is my congressman and she is not a conservative.
http://mickeywhite.blogspot.com/2006/10/marsha-blackburn-and-her.html
May 7, 2008 at 9:22 pm
I don’t believe they were separating conservative from other, although they did give a short bio on each candidate.
Nor is it a foregone conclusion that McCain is going to pick a conservative, although I feel he should. That conservative should be a female or a minority.
May 7, 2008 at 9:25 pm
Note for my readers: Mickey White is running for Marsha Blackburn’s seat.