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Political Derby’s latest FoxNews gig (06/13/2008)

Posted on June 13th, 2008 at 9:52 pm by PD Administrator

PD was back on Fox this morning unveiling our first-ever 2008 Veep Rankings. Full rankings will be online this weekend, but get your sneak peak in this short clip. And while watching be sure to ask yourself, “Is Jason’s mother Cuban or is he wearing a ridiculous amount of makeup?”

Posted in PD in the News by PD Administrator • 9 comments  9 comments •  Post a comment

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9 Comments

  1. David Kaiser on 14.06.2008 at 00:32 (Reply)

    Nicely done boss.

  2. AndDru1 on 14.06.2008 at 02:22 (Reply)

    I disagree with the ranking, but nicely done anyway.

  3. David on 14.06.2008 at 15:55 (Reply)

    Disagree on GOP. Sanford is good choice, but missed Palin, Jindal, Huckabee, both have good arguments.

    Romney has Street Cred, yeah, but does he have Rural Road Cred?

  4. Jason Wright, Editor on 14.06.2008 at 19:04 (Reply)

    On the site shortly we’ll have deeper rankings. Jindal is overrated, but Huckabee is a possibility. Would you put any of those ahead of the three I mentioned?

  5. AndDru1 on 15.06.2008 at 00:07 (Reply)

    I would put all three of them ahead of Crist and Romney, and I would put Palin and Jindal in front of Sanford.

    1. ShawnN on 16.06.2008 at 12:28 (Reply)

      Palin is hotter than his wife, cindy, so I am sure she would kick his butt if he picked her.

      On the filp side, would be nice to see a prettier face than McCain’s pasty mug every once in a while.

  6. Jason Wright, Editor on 15.06.2008 at 06:49 (Reply)

    Wowza, interesting take. My gut says McCain can’t pick a woman, or a minority for that matter, it would look too blatantly reactive and political. I also don’t think McCain cares about appealing to evangelicals, and a guy like Huck could potentially turn off independents. It’s no secret he likes Crist and he probably owes his crucial Florida win to the governor. Romney is a wild card because McCain doesn’t like him, and vice-a-versa, but that didn’t stop Reagan/Bush 1980.

    That leaves Sanford. I’m not sure McCain would pick him, but I think he’d be a very, very strong #2.

  7. David on 16.06.2008 at 10:14 (Reply)

    I would put Crist way behind, along with Pawlenty. Sanford, acceptable, but toward bottom of Short List. Romney and huckabee, both have their advantages, but both make the other backers sick. Palin and jindal rising SuperStars, but will Mccain want them?

    Personally, you should put in the first spot, A dark Horse, with no rider, because that is the one who is leading. No clear pick is out there.

  8. natz08 on 17.06.2008 at 09:28 (Reply)

    Not much to argue with, but mostly because no one really has a clue yet. The only sure thing is that Obama won’t pick Hillary, IMO.

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