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Saying no publicly means nothing. That is why him and Chris Christy are in consideration.
Not sure who it will be, but whom it won't be is Mark Rubio
...can't say I blame him, its not fun to be on the short stick of a losing ticket...
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/la-pn...,3737711.storyWASHINGTON -- A few developments over the weekend muddied the waters of the Republican vice presidential search, particularly in regards to the chances of Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida. Beginning on Friday, as he sat down with CNN en Espanol's Ismael Cala, the tea party favorite denied that he would be riding shotgun on the Republican ticket.
"I’m not going to be the vice president. I’m not," he said, the second such announcement this month.
"Marco has said repeatedly that he's not going to be vice president, and all of the speculation in the world isn't going to change that fact,” senior Rubio advisor Todd Harris added.
Regardless of his rejections, there’s a sense that Rubio is still under consideration, and his name still finds its way into the vice presidential conversation.
There is always Sarah Palin.....
Saying no publicly means nothing. That is why him and Chris Christy are in consideration.
Plus wouldn't ths clear, as opposed to muddy, the waters?
I hope he picks Christie, so he can GTFO of Jersey a little earlier.
Bachmann! Bachmann! Bachmann!
Only Santorum would have been stupid enough to pick her.
It'll look bad when he runs out of breath walking to the podium in the VP debate tbh.
They'll make it in an open space, so he can take a limo for those last 100 feet...
You want Romney to lose?
it's funny because you're serious
I think his best bet would be huckabee.
That pick would alienate the center that he'll now have to pander to in order to win the general election. I would expect a very centrist VP instead of a bible thumper or teabagger.
Neither the tea baggers nor the Santorum crowd are completely on board the good-ship Romney, the GOP has got to get out the vote to have a chance against Obama and they have to turn a majority of independents...
...quite the tall order...
Given how much Jew pandering the GOP has done so far with their Iran bull , I think it'd be hilarious if Lieberman was a candidate again for VP
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