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I hope your dreams come true. That would guarantee a Democratic victory, by the way. But then you won't have anything to complain about, since you got your dream ticket.
if you had asked me vack in 2005 or 6 I would have loved seeing Condi Rice against Hillary....guaranteed a woman would have won, and maybe a minority depending on which way it went
I'd vote for Jindal. He is well spoken and has a pair of brass ones against Obama. Condi, no thanks. She had no success in the position of SOS and would be another recycled member of the Bush administration. She'd make a fine and valuable cabinet member but I don't see her being able to seperate herself from the policies of the Bush administration to be a viable running mate.
Frankly we need someone with economic savy in the next administration, and a more conservative record than has Romney. I'm thinking the ugliest man to run an unsuccessful presidential campaign in my lifetime: Steven Forbes.
As for conservative women: Meg Whitman is a proven liar and RHINO and Carly Fiorino has too much bad baggage from her time at HP. Gov. Jan Brewer is in the news right now but she doesn't have the depth of background needed beyond the state level. Kay Baily Hutchinson is too liberal. Palin...we don't need another narcissist. She could replace Steele though as RNC head (she sort of has anyway hasn't she?). Any other strong Conservative women to consider? Maybe someone with a military service record? Anyone know of Ann Dunwoody's political leanings?
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Jindal may be someone to look at more closely, still not sure, but cannot be any worse then the putz we already have in office. Any one that can stand up for their own beliefs, and for the good of the people in their State, and to our federal Government and to this President, gets a look by me, Would look at Jan Brewer, she has gots, and is at least doing what is right and just for the People of Arizona, is Obama doing what is right and just, for the rest of us, NO.
I wouldn't mind seeing that in some ways. I think Hillary has full intention of defecting from Obama and trying to take back the democrat party from the loon that is currently in the oval office. Romney is a good choice for creating jobs because he has actually created them before. I am just not a fan of his flip flopping on many issues. I don't give a damn about the Mormon thing, but the media just won't let it go because he is too big of a threat to the left and they always feel the need to take him out.
I wouldn't mind seeing that in some ways. I think Hillary has full intention of defecting from Obama and trying to take back the democrat party from the loon that is currently in the oval office. Romney is a good choice for creating jobs because he has actually created them before. I am just not a fan of his flip flopping on many issues. I don't give a damn about the Mormon thing, but the media just won't let it go because he is too big of a threat to the left and they always feel the need to take him out.
Maybe Romney/Jindal.
My pick also is Romney/Jindal. Far from perfect, but that is what there is so far....
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Far from perfect, but that is what there is so far....
