Duh!
Cruz/Rubio works for me. Actually, Cruz/anybody would work.
Some people have been suggesting that Walker/Rubio might be a strong ticket.
He loves immigration so much, maybe Mexican vice-president.
He’s too divisive. His career is similar to Obama’s.
Rubio would be in trouble regardless of amnesty.
I think Jeb only has a 20 or 30% chance of being the nominee in 6 way race. The field is still likely.
I think Walker/Jindal/Pence type candidate is what the establishment really wants instead of Bush who can be beat up and pushed back against by the conservative congress and liberal general opponent.
If, God forbid, Jebbie Bush is the nominee, then Marco Rubio cannot be a VP pick.
The Constitution stipulates that the President and Vice-President can’t be from the same state, correct?
Assuming anyone cares about the Constitution anymore, after Obama, his fellow rats and the GOPe have trashed it.
Yep, he’s young, lots of options.
Is Rubio turning over his Senate seat to a Democrat in 2016?
I said that weeks ago
I’m a fan of Rubio, Cruz and Paul but I’d like them to serve at least one term as Governor of their respective states.
I am not interested in Rubio in any elected office.
From an objective standpoint, as I prefer neither (well especially not Bush III), I don’t understand why the GOPe would choose to back Bush over Rubio. Rubio is younger, arguably more charismatic, and he doesn’t have the last name Bush. Rubio would have a far better shot again Clinton in the general. Bush Dynasty vs Clinton Dynasty and Clinton will win easy. That’s a no-brainer. And yet...the mega-bundlers are heaving their cash at Bush III, go figure.
This subject came up last night..we were out with a group and many thought Rubio was running or would be the VP nom. Also most liked Walker, seems he is gaining with the regular voters.
Cruz needs more time and of course no one would vote for Paul.
Anyone know anything about Rob Portman? He is all over Twitter with pro 2nd amendment and anti Obama exec amnesty stuff...