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Man, the games you can play these days. Fantasy football, fantasy nascar, march madness in NCAA basketball, and now the 'VEEPSTAKES 08' brought to us via MSNBC. Websites are using their creative genuises to produce interactive tools to get everyone involved and interested. The hosts even coin it as the "march madness for politics." Good stuff.
The point of the game is to narrow down the choices and eventuall come up with a running mate for the John McCain. At the end, we will see who the msnbc.com users believe will be the 2nd in command. Sounds easy huh? Well, give it a shot. The rules of the game are as follows:
1. Click on the names (there are 64 total possible Republican VP candidates) and learn more about each individual
2. Pick the individuals you believe will make it to the next round
3. Submit your picks and see how your picks are doing weekly
4.Come back the following week to submit you next rounds picks
So, get out your cheat sheets, do some research, pluck out your sleepers, and pick away!