Could It Be Condi for VP?

The Rush Limbaugh Program ^ | 11 July 2011 | Rush Limbaugh

[Arm_Bears]

And the basis for your assertion is . . . ?

[isthisnickcool]

She brings no votes to the deal.

DING DING DING! We have a winner!

[alstewartfan]

Anyone who doesn’t have the first name Marco and surname Rubio is the wrong choice. He is THE one guy who could turn the election into an epic landslide for Milt. Bob

[Republican Wildcat]

http://politicomafioso.blogspot.com/2012/07/dr-condoleezza-rice-endorses-ben-quayle.html

Of course there is no proof of that. Above is her endorsement of Ben Quayle - wherein she attacks a “narrative of aggrievement and entitlement that is becoming pervasive in our nation.” Sure doesn’t sound like an Obama supporter to me.

[ConservativeDude]

for the most part, affirmative action at the highest levels of government has not served this country well, neither when done by democrats, nor when done by Republicans.

Just sayin’....

[I see my hands]

Sorry, I don't answer questions that begin with the word 'And.' Pet peeve. I think it sounds goofy and won't participate nor lend legitimacy to the format.

[Mountain Mary]

Why would Rush take up airtime with this stupid suggestion? Condi has said many times that she wouldn’t take it and wants to be football commish. :-)

Morris revealed tonight that Mittens picked Rubio six months ago. So if Dickie boy says so..of course it’s true..or 20% likely to be anyway.

Who cares who he picks? The joke is that we KNOW that they choose for poltical expediency: ethnic or geographical weaknesses being the determiner.

I’m depresssed after listening to Jerry Doyle today who says that there isn’t a bat’s chance in h#ll of the GOP repealing Obamster-care...

As for Rush, he is all over the place lately and for the last year, I sense that he isn’t well prepared and has to play catch up with Bam’s moves..like he is just slightly behind the eight ball and playing perennial defense.
As one Freeper suggested, he seems to get all of his news from Drudge. I wouldn’t know as I left Matt when he performed his slobbering Romney love fest.

[The Antiyuppie]

“I read an article last week where Ms. Rice said there was no way she wanted to be vice president.”

Unfortunately, she is too smart to take the job.

[Perdogg]

1. Woman
2. Hispanic
3. Lawyer/US Atty
4. Pro-life
5. Pro-Growth
6. Anti-big govt
7. Conservative Governor of a purple State
8. Western
9. Pro-gun
10. Pro-DOMA

Martinez of NM

[RightFighter]

This morning, I became pretty certain that it IS Condi, and that the groundwork is already being laid for the pick. Condi has always seemed somewhat apolitical, but all of a sudden, this morning, I got an email from a group called ShePAC that had a big picture of Condi with the following text:

Friend,

2012 is perhaps a turning point for the United States. The upcoming elections loom as one of the most important in my lifetime. I'm very often asked to speak about our current foreign policy and the challenges that lie before us. However, we, as a country, are not going to be able to address any of those international challenges unless we first get our domestic house in order. We have some big domestic issues right now, and the American people know it.

I'm writing you today because conservative women can greatly influence the outcomes of these elections. And our conservative women candidates are amongst those best poised to address the challenges that we face.

On June 25th I traveled to Washington and was honored to join with ShePAC, a new group that is working to Support, Honor & Elect conservative women, to talk about these ideals. There, I met with a diverse group of bold women who are stepping up and entering the political arena to fight for our conservative principals.

I was incredibly impressed with this group of women and their convictions. The group was unified in their belief in our country yet diverse in their experiences and backgrounds—amongst them, ranchers, attorneys, military veterans, home makers, intelligence officers, broadcasters, small business owners, legislators and mayors.

As a little girl growing up in Birmingham, Alabama during a time of great crisis, my parents empowered me to break stereotypes and reach for the stars—they were convinced that I could reach the ultimate heights in life. This is the vision of these women as well.

The United States of America has a way of making the impossible seem inevitable in retrospect and we are going to do it again. We will confront our challenges head on and we will foster solutions to give the generations after us the same opportunities that all Americans have had. We must continue to strengthen ourselves, our democracy at home, and strengthen our economy.

I hope you too will support ShePAC and help these bold women as they seek election to Congress. Our help is needed in order to make a lasting impact on this election and for our country. Please help ShePAC elect the candidates that I know will make this happen.

Many thanks,

Condoleezza Rice

[katana]

I cannot imagine she wants the job or would accept it if offered. She is an academic and policy wonk and quite happily esconced in the luxurious surroundings of Stanford. Probably has had quite enough of dealing with double digit IQ politicians (NOT referring to either President Bush of whom she has always seemed sincerely fond of and loyal towards). But to go back to having to sit across a baize table from and be questioned by imbeciles like Shiela Jackson-Lee and the D.C. press corps? F*** that!

[icwhatudo]

Wow, she seems pretty awesome!

Would really cut into Obama’s Hispanic support.

As for Condi, she is pro-abortion.

[Paladin2]

RINO^2

[JewishRighter]

Not just no. Hell no. She is from the Colin Powell wing of the Republican party. Meaning she’s a liberal who might vote for a Republican.

Is Dick Cheney available?

[rawhide]

Just as I thought, no proof! You know, some people might believe you, so it is best to end your unbelievable asinine comment with a sarcasm tag, so you are not misunderstood by the gullible!

[citizen]

In Joe Biden’s mind, he’s a big f**kin’ deal.

[SuziQ]

We don’t need a concert pianist (much funner to say than to type...go ahead - say peeanist...doesn’t that make you giggle just a little?) in the Naval Observatory. We need a foreign expert.

Uh, you don't seem to know much about Condoleeza Rice. Yes, she's a very accomplished musician, but she also has a lot of foreign policy experience. She was the National Security Advisor in the first George W. Bush administration, and Secretary of State in the 2nd.

Before joining the Bush administration, she was Provost of Stanford University, and after serving, she went back to teaching there, and now is Director of the Global Center for Business and the Economy.

[GlockThe Vote]

Susana Martinez is a perfect pick.

[hosepipe]

Condi is a flaming RINO.... like a good democrat if that was even possible..

[Osage Orange]

Knowing Romney he will probably pick Mark Crockett or Orin Hatch............................................