[BibChr]

Duncan Hunter would be the best.

But Palin might help him get elected more, symbolically.

[Non-Sequitur]

Palin and Jindal, no. By selecting them you remove one of the strongest attacks you have on Obama - lack of experience. How can you make that case when your running mate has even less?

Sanford, tepid. He's from a state that McCain should carry easily and isn't known much outside it.

Pawlenty, tepid. He brings nothing to the ticket, and won't help carry Minnesota or surrounding states.

Romney, hold my nose and support. He might help in Michigan, Colorado (big Mormon population), Ohio, and Pennsylvania. He can do the attack-dog schtick that a vice-presidential candidate needs to do. He's weak on elective office - one term as governor - but strong on economic policy. Probably the best of the bunch.

Huckabee, Hucka-who?

[Dead Corpse]

Hunter. McClintock. Thompson. Jindal. Palin.

In that order.

No. I'm not willing to consider Romney. No, not even a little bit. Same for Huckabee.

[Signalman]

Romney.

I also like Pawlenty and Palin. But Palin has a lack of experience which would not be good if McCain points out Obama’s lightweight experience.

[dforest]

I would support some of them if JUAN steps aside, otherwise......

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

Give it up.

VP choices mean nothing. Just take the mod’s. reaction to your proposal and figure it out for yourself.

No matter who is picked for VP, the RINO for POTUS pretty much cancels out all enthusiasm you are trying to force feed this forum.

[Tim n Texas]

#1 - Romney. Might tip Michigan our way. Could easily position his business/economic experience and track record as a turnaround artist. Balance out McCain's limited (no) understanding of capitalism. Having at least 1 person on the ticket who can read a frickn teleprompter would be good.

[sevenbak]

Romney, is there even another choice?

[devere]

Palin

[Retired COB]

Duncan Hunter

[MichiganCheese]

1. Palin
2. Pawlenty
3. Romney

[TChris]

1 - Romney
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(all the rest)

[mark in iowa]

El Rushbo of course!!!!!!!!!!!

2nd choice, Steele, Palin or FDT

mitt and him do not mix, sorry mittsters

[mathluv]

I thought Palin was expecting another baby. What little I know about her, I have read on FR.

I don't support Romney - did not like him as a candidate - too liberal.

[Tribune7]

- Palin 1

- Jindal 1

- Romney 3

- Sanford 1

- Pawlenty 1

[2ndDivisionVet]

[Verginius Rufus]

Which Sanford--Fred or Lamont?

Brit Hume!

[CharlesWayneCT]

1 - Palin

2 - Jindal

1 - Romney

1 - Sanford

3 - Pawlenty

1 - Thompson

2 - Cantor

4 - Crist  (Yes I know you had 1-3, but it's CRIST)

2 - Kasich
2 - Ridge

[Rastus]

Does anyone know why we don’t have official FR polls any more? I keep scrolling down to the bottom, hoping one will be there, but it never is.

[NCMOM]

Mitt Romney