[rabscuttle385]

Please, no more Bushes.

[spikeytx86]

Now this is a ticket I could back.

[Prokopton]

Read the polls, the public has had enough of Bushes.

[Magilla]

I heard Donna Brazile say she feared Romney the most, and Jeb would lock up Florida. But what about that Bush name for the rest of the country.

[Antoninus]

As a current sufferer of Bush-fatigue, I say, "No mas, por favor!"

[Poser]

Mitt's photogenic and gives a reasonable speech, but he's a little too liberal for me.

Boehner - Watts/Rice for me. JC is rested and ready.

[Maeve]

There are more families in America than just the Bushes. I'm never voting for another one of them no matter what the office or the ticket.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

Never gonna happen. Bush fatigue will not relent until there is a fresh bloodline in the WH.

[peggybac]

I like this pair up. I've always thought Rudy/Bush would be a good ticket. I know, I know, Rudy is liberal, etc. etc. etc., and I agree completely, but, with a conservative as his VP, it could work. But, I know nothing. I'm blonde. And female.

[SevenofNine]

I don't think Jeb going run for 2008 maybe in the future he claim that

I vote for Mitt Romeny

[Paleo Conservative]

Republicans don't need to strengthen their support in the south, and we really don't want another Bush on a national ticket for at least 8 years if not longer. Republicans need a ticket that can win in the north and northeast and hold onto western states like Colorado and Arizona. In summary, no southerners and no Bushs.

[quantim]

Massachusetts' politicians scare me more than God.

'Bush' is not relative.

[HelloooClareece]

Anyone who lives in Florida with a brain would back Jeb 100%.

Anyone who wouldn't vote for him because of his name is an idiot.

[msnimje]

Romney/Steele would be hard for the Dems to beat.

[madison10]

Romney is great. How about Michael Steele, or Rick Santorum, or other Conservative types without the last name of Bush for Vice-President...thank you very much. Also someone with an extremely clean slate would be mandatory.

If anyone mentions Giuliani, McCain, Newt Gingrich, or Dr. Rice again I'm going to scream.

[Magilla]

If you think about the Electoral College and the actual states that are in play I guess the question would be how it would fly in Ohio and some of the other swing states. Because locking up Florida is a big deal.

[peggybac]

One of the best articles I've read about Rudy:

http://www.spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=10400

[tdewey10]

Jeb Bush is a great guy. The best of the Bush family in office -- but no chance of election -- at least not for 12 or so years.

[Brian Allen]

<< .... Romney may be courting the outgoing Florida governor for a possible Romney-Bush 2008 ticket .... >>

Dream on Mr N-E-liberal RINO Romney.

GINGRICH/BARBOUR2008!

[Southack]

Just to put paid to the "Mitt Romney" rumors, he's toast.

Governor Mitt Romney signed Massachusetts' 2002 Assault Weapons Ban.


He also campaigned on a platform of not changing a single pro-abortion law.


Oh, and for all of you born after the 2002 Olympics (or out of the country, or just not paying attention), Mitt Romney got Salt Lake City busted for **BRIBING** the International Olympic Committee.


You see, Govenor Romney chaired SLC's Olympics.


Any questions?!