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Clinton-Obama duo ‘beaten’ by McCain & Rice

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Published 10 April, 2008, 14:56

Americans are more likely to vote for republican John McCain for President with Condolezza Rice as Vice President, than to tick a ballot that includes both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

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That's according to an opinion poll held by New York's Marist College and WNBC TV channel.

But Condoleezza Rice has denied rumours she wants to be McCain's running mate.

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