Who will Mitt Romney pick as his VP?

by ABC News Politics Posted 2012/04/13 14:38:21

Related Topics: Mitt Romney, Romney, Mitt, Vp

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	Florida Sen. Marco Rubio	26 votes	36%
	New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie	13 votes	18%
	Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan	24 votes	33%
	Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels	7 votes	10%
	South Dakota Sen. John Thune	3 votes	4%

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fuzzy Ken "In G-d We Trust" 2012/04/13 15:30:49

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie

+7
Actually, I like Palin's recommendation: Col. Allen West

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Cut and paste king 2012/04/13 22:31:39

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio

a woman or a hispanic

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sherdon2 2012/04/13 22:14:18

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

I guess.

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seattleman 2012/04/13 22:05:25

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

I'm just guessing. I thought it would probably be Rubio, but now I'm hearing the tea leaves are saying Ryan.

It doesn't much matter to me. I don't have a dog in this race, anyway.

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J-DUB 2012/04/13 21:21:22

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

Doesn't matter. They are all losers with backwards ideologies.

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Oregonian 2012/04/13 20:08:04

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

This will be more of a grooming role for Ryan to position him for his run in 2024.

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tootsieboy 2012/04/13 19:52:30

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio

Mitt will do anything he can to get the Mexican vote but ,as always, too little too late Obama already has that tied up with his free pass plan for them.

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HillaryLover 2012/04/13 19:19:14

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

Since there's no "None of the Above" I'll pick Ryan. However, However, with the battleground states in mind, Romney best shot at winning would be with Jeb Bush, Condi Rice, or Mike Huckabee. Romney can (and probably will) lose the popular votes battle, but could win the electoral college war.

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Wag 2012/04/13 19:04:16

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

will pick the "Marvelous Man" with the Marvelous budget plan
Gomer Pyle

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zbacku to Wag 2012/04/14 15:54:46 (edited)

Obama already has him in the fold.

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Ron in Oregon 2012/04/13 18:48:03

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio

+1
Whomever he chooses will be a good choice.
Right now Romney is ahead in the polls and it most likely will be a landslide.

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Paul 2012/04/13 18:22:09 (edited)

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

I really have no idea. What is interesting is the number of people that don't really care who "they're" going to "pick" for us to vote on. If you vote for Romney, whoever "they pick" will be our vote. I know, we have a choice, you can vote for Obama and Joe Biden comes with that package to vote on. Isn't that the whole thing anymore, we vote on who "they" pick for us to vote on. Really have to wonder exactly who "they" are? Just food for thought, not hard to wonder what fuels the conspiracy theories.

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Sinpac 2012/04/13 17:30:13

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio

I didn't have a none of the above box. But I really think it will be Grady Warren

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Phantom 2012/04/13 16:10:04

South Dakota Sen. John Thune

+1
Warren Jeffs would be compatible.

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jeepsrule98 2012/04/13 15:52:35

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio

I really don't know, so I picked Marco Rubio. Someone in the comments suggested Allen West. Allen West is suffering from a mental disorder, if you have not heard any of his comments especially in the last few days try a google search. He really needs professional help.

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BRIDGET 2012/04/13 15:48:33

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels

+2
WHAT? HOMER SIMPSON ISN'T IN THE CONSIDERATION POOL? DAMN.

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Phantom to BRIDGET 2012/04/13 16:11:07

+1
Wouldn't he fit right in.

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Ron in ... to BRIDGET 2012/04/13 18:41:14

He lives in Spingfield, Oregon right next-door to Eugene, Oregon the othe Libby town in Oregon.

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Marleneemm 2012/04/13 15:34:56

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie

Wish that there was another name on that list~ Sen. John McCain of Arizonia.
He would make the best choice for the job of VP.
He would be a strong choice to Mitt Romney's President if he was elected.
I don't really know anything about the other people listed.
And Govenour Christie said he doesn't want to be VP.

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John "B... to Marleneemm 2012/04/13 21:49:35

+1
McCain?

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zbacku to Marleneemm 2012/04/14 15:56:22

Are you kidding? McCain is the one that let Obama win in 2008

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Liberals are useless 2012/04/13 15:32:09

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels

It won't matter because he'll lose anyway. Romney and Obama are both New World Order puppets.

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fuzzy Ken "In G-d We Trust" 2012/04/13 15:30:49

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie

+7
Actually, I like Palin's recommendation: Col. Allen West

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Phantom to fuzzy K... 2012/04/13 16:13:47

+2
That's all this country needs. Another Joe McCarthy.

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fuzzy K... to Phantom 2012/04/13 16:26:02

+3
While Col. West seems far more intelligent than Joe McCarthy you would do well to note that according to KGB documents McCarthy was right.

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Phantom to fuzzy K... 2012/04/13 21:10:52

McCarthy was proved wrong, and got what he deserved. He ruined many lives with his lies, and it's a shame one of them didn't put a bullet in his spine.
As for west, he ruined.

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fuzzy K... to Phantom 2012/04/16 13:42:51 (edited)

Um.... try to keep up please. McCarthy was proved right over a decade ago. http://www.wnd.com/2000/02/40...

While he did ruin some lives those he ruined were members of the Communist Party which took it's orders from Moscow. Senator Joseph McCarthy only pursued Communist suspects ALREADY under FBI investigation.

To give a more modern interpretation, imagine if we had Americans in positions in the government, entertainment and media who were members of the Al-Qaeda Party which gets it's orders from people who wish to see America, as it is destroyed. Should we let them go about their way unhindered?

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zbacku to fuzzy K... 2012/04/14 15:56:57

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And it is proven today with the Democrat Party.

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Phantom to zbacku 2012/04/16 18:11:36

Don't be talking. You're the dim bulbs who want to overthrow the US government.

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Jose Hernandez 2012/04/13 15:29:46

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie

+1
Just to have someone anti-gun,anti-weed and authoritarian.

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Monolith 2012/04/13 15:26:16 (edited)

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

+2
Gotta have someone even more Anti-woman and anti-poor on the ticket to get those Santorum votes!

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wikiou 2012/04/13 15:23:35

Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan

this

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jacktown kid 2012/04/13 15:22:33

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie

+1
none of them will work

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Mopeder 2012/04/13 15:21:05

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie

+1
Actually I don't think he will pick Christie or any of these.

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Theresa... to Mopeder 2012/04/13 15:25:42

+2
I don't think he's even hinted about picking anyone...

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