[Crim]

Palin / West ‘12

[Hojczyk]

If Sarah does not run ....will she be somebodies VP

[TwelveOfTwenty]

Any combination of Palin, West, and Bachmann will be great.

[John Valentine]

Palin / West ‘12

That's the ticket!

[Mr. Thorne]

Oh, HE** yes.

[diverteach]

I agree. Adding West to the ticket will peel off some of the votes oblunder would get just because he’s black. Not to mention he’s a damn good man.

[newfreep]

Great minds think alike...see my tagline.

[Friendofgeorge]

Palin/West 2012, I made that my signature moments after I heard him speak at CPAC. I am hoping many people must have had the same thought. In my house it was clear as day to us all, we looked at each other and said Sarah should pick this guy as her running mate.

On top of the fact that this guy is a AWESOME guy, it would be a very smart move with only a upside in every direction. He would get some black support for sure.

I`m with you...PALIN/WEST 2012

[fight_truth_decay]

He's not running for president in 2012 — yet. But Texas Rep. Ron Paul has a lot more support among conservative stalwarts than the massive pack of folks who have already dipped their toes in the 2012 presidential waters.

Paul won today's Conservative Political Action Conference presidential straw poll with the backing of 30 percent of participants.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney — a past straw poll
winner — finished at 23 percent.

READ MORE:

Despite the division, Paul was the run-away winner of the
straw poll. Here are the also-rans:

— Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, 6 percent
— New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, 6 percent
— Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, 5 percent
— Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, 4 percent
— Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, 4 percent
— Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels, 4 percent
— Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, 3 percent
— Former Godfathers Pizza CEO Herman Cain, 2 percent
— South Dakota Sen. John Thune, 2 percent
— Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, 2 percent
— Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, 2 percent
— Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, 1 percent
— Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, 1 percent
— Others, 5 percent
— Undecided, 1 percent Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/nov05election/detail?entry_id=82973#ixzz1DuTMvhZk

[CPT Clay]

John Thune

They would look like Barbie and Ken.

But seriously, 1 insider, 1 outsider would be a good combo.

Establishment and conventional wisdom would hate it because they bring the minimum of six electoral votes to bear.