[finnigan2]

"Please, no more Bushes."

- Jeb Bush is a far better speaker than his brother and presents well in public. If it weren't for term limits, he would still be governor of Florida. Also, his wife is from Mexico and he speaks fluent Spanish - a big plus with an increasingly important demographic.
Regardless of whether he decides to run or not, Guilliani has to be on the ticket somewhere. Personally, I think a Guilliani/Rice or a Guilliani/Bush combination would have a lot to recommend them. Romney is just another little known white guy from a state without many votes.
However, the other two possibilities that I suggested both represent significant state votes and demographics.

[teawithmisswilliams]

Also, his wife is from Mexico and he speaks fluent Spanish - a big plus with an increasingly important demographic.

Spare us. I can't be the only one here that finds this a major reason to bid "adios" to his presidential aspirations.

The non-English speaking Mexican vote is only "increasingly important" because GWB, The RNC and the Republican elitists refuse to protect our sovereignty, despite the immigration laws on the books and the desires of the citizenry. When did the we Americans decide to become a bi-lingual country?

[My GOP]

I like the Giuliani/Jeb ticket myself. I don't know why everybody is so anti-Jeb. I evaluate each person as a person and don't bring his family into that evaluation. Jeb is very intelligent, articulate, conservative, and has been a fantastic governor, one of the best in the nation. Now if we want to compare Jeb to his father and brother, of the 3 he's the most articulate and conservative.