oh. Well let me keep looking at the VP hopeful. Rubio and Walker are two I like. Rubio because of the Latino vote magnet and Walker because Americans like a fighter and a winner.
I didn’t know that about Sandoval and had heard only glowing reports on him...”a rising star”, etc.
Surprised to find that piece of info...
Rubio is an inspirational speaker and doesn’t need a teleprompter because it seems to come from his heart.
I’m concerned that it’s too soon for Rubio. He’s young and untested, unproven it would seem. Also the fact that he’s Cuban doesn’t necessarily translate into the other Latinos flocking to him. Cubans get to stay here and become citizens because of Castro’s persecution... Others have been known to be envious of that.
About Walker, you have a good point but he’s green, too. A little seasoning might help. Plus, every time he’s asked in interviews about it, he asks Romney to please choose Paul Ryan, not him.
But they will be on the VP list, and there’s lots to weigh in the decision.
Paul Ryan and Rob Portman will also be on the list, I think.
Probably Bob McDonnell of VA.
Maybe Rick Santorum.
I would like to see Newt and Rick Perry on the list, but I doubt it. These are men of long years of experience and knowledge and are to the right of Romney.
Sarah Palin would be electrifying just being on the list.
I have heard that women will be put on the list because they are women...not only because of that but partially.
The two I’ve heard most about prospectively are Sen. Kelly Ayotte of NH and Gov. Susannah Martinez of NM.
Mitch Daniels would probably be on the list no matter who was nominated.
I’m not touting the people I’ve listed, except for Newt and Perry, just putting names out there I’m hearing, to go with Rubio and Walker.
Is there a chance for Allen West?
Quite a few are hoping there is.