News Stories Related To: Former Ebay CEO Meg Whitman To Be Named McCain Vice President
By: Kilroy_60 
The word on the street is that former Ebay CEO Meg Whitman is the winner of the Republican Veepstakes. John McCain's selection of Whitman will be announced in...
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