Why not vote on their entire slate of possible cabinet members too?
The Office of VP has very few offically defined responsibilities. Every VP gets something to do some of which are simply ceremonial, others affect policy. The person filling that role however, doesn't really have any say in what chores they are assigned. You are voting for the person who would do the actual assigning so, IMO, the VP choice is pretty much irrelevant at this point.
If McCain listed 10 possible choices would it affect whether or not you voted for him? You still wouldn't know which of the possibles would actually be chosen. What would you do if you really liked 5 of them and hated the other 5? I don't see how it would help in the primary process.