It’s going to be Bobby Jindal.
1) He’s a minority, so it mutes the lefts “lily white Republicans” battle cry.
2) He’s pro-life and a Christian (raised Hindu, he converted to Christianity as a young adult).
3) He’s universally admired for his abilities (by both sides of the aisle). There’s not doubt he could handle the presidency if required. Putting Biden next to him on a stage would be like putting a Tonka bulldozer next to Caterpillar bulldozer.
4) He has government LA as a conservative.
5) While Asian-Indian Americans only account for 1% of the population, they are still up for grabs. If it ends up being a tight election that 1% could make a big difference. Also, they would likely become very active foot-soldiers.
BTW, when it comes to the natural born citizen question...the Supreme court just did pretzel twists to ensure ObamaCare was Constitutional. Does anyone really think they’re going to say someone that was born on US soil isn’t a natural born citizen? Not a chance; not a snowball’s chance in Hades; not in this day and age.
It doesn’t matter what YOU think, it only matters what the court does. And, the Supreme court won’t go there; I doubt they would even agree to hear the case in the fist place.
The only negative against Jindal was that a speech he gave (as a rebuttal to the State of the Union) got panned as boring (I didn't sse it myself).
Condi is someone who looks good on paper but the reality doesn't live up to the billing.
Reminds me of something I read recently of a man in a pastry shop admiring a beautifully-decorated cake. The baker was an honest man and told him, "I'm afraid, sir, it won't be much for eating."