The Next Speaker Of The House? Part # 2 Update

http://annem040359.wordpress.com/ ^ | October 27,2010 | annem040359

[Biggirl]

Earlier, I had blogged on Representative John Boehner of Ohio,(R/OH),who could, if predictions are correct, see a LARGE election of conservative Republicans, come this coming Tuesday, November 2,2010 if he could very well become the next Speaker of the House. Another possible Representative who could be a possible Speaker, is Rep. Mike Pence of Indiana,(R/IN).

[Biggirl]

Included is the videos as well as an update article about Rep.Pence looking at either running for the White House or for Governor of Indiana in 2012.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNOPLr1ORpw&feature=player_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWt7i4jXGX8&feature=player_embedded

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/10/27/report-pence-leave-gop-leadership/

[Always Right]

Pence is the right answer. Although it will be bad for him in the long run, as speaker of the house he will be demonized by the media to no end.

[Biggirl]

But in truth, the next two years will be rough for anyone who is conservative, and who wins on Tuesday, because we are dealing with Obama for another two years.

[grame]

He's been on a bus tour to help elect R's in Indiana. He is the perfect candidate for Prez. Rock solid on all issues. but after hearing these gov rumors, I'm wondering if Gov Mitch Daniels and Cong Pence might be hatching something.

[scrabblehack]

Only once in the last century has the top-ranking member in the leadership of the majority not become Speaker.

[grame]

I'm sure Mike would do a marvelous job at it, but he has so much more leadership potential than that. I wanted him to run for Pres last time, but obviously it wasn't the right time. He used to have a radio call in show in Indy, and if you listened to him on there you really got to hear his heart. He is definitely presidential material, but is the timing right for a knock down with Sarah. I would vote for either, but maybe some wouldn't. And I'd hate to see a 3 ring circus, which he wouldn't do, to determine a winner in the primary. I hope we can present a candidate that is a clear winner in the beginning, so we don't waste so much energy, money, and good will in the caucus and the primaries.