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I think Jeb Bush and Norm Coleman would be a strong ticket. I know the whole dynasty arguments, but Jeb is really nothing like W. He is a likable and soft spoken character. He has a way of appearing to rise above politics.

Norm brings to the table a state that is in a political transition. Minnesota is becoming more conservative all the time. Norm will give us a boost in that area of the country.

The main thing is that we go with a proven conservative. You know the left is going to pick a nut for their nominee. Going with a moderate is a bad idea, especially when it is not necessary to do so. McCain and Rudy are therefore not good options.

The commonly named senators have problems in their home states (for the most part). I say let the left try to win with a senator while we get a governor. Executive experience and no legislative record to pick through is a major advantage.

It is a no brainer to me really.