Romney: McCain Won't Pick Me as Veep

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suttecliff of HI 12:22AM November 30, 2009

I was devastated when Romeny dropped out of the race. Out of all of the candidates, he was truly the only one that I believed what he was saying. Regardless of religion (we don't sit here and analyze everyone else's beliefs - why should we do that to him), Romney is honest. I can see it in him, and I truly believe he is the one that cares about people more than anyone else on the panel.

McCain would be crazy not to pick him. If this man can make millions for himself by turning bad companies into profitable ones, then I have the utmos confidence that he can do that for our country. I don't believe any of the other candidates stand a chancde against his "economic smarts". McCain has his strengths, but reaching to the part of America that views McCain and Obama as just polititicans trying to make a name for themselves, Romeny will bring balance and trust. Two things that we have been missing for a very long time in this country.

GO ROMNEY!!!

Tamara of SC 7:29AM August 23, 2008

Switerland was founded 500 years before the US.

The have repeatedly assessed the Capital Gains Tax for

Induviduals and came repeatetly to the conclusion it is not

worth the paper implemantation and restricts severely

Capital Flow, Capital Flow is what the US needs now.

When will the US learn from more mature and older countries

about the Capitas Gains Tax.

Both Candidates are wrong and use economic and financial knowledge built on quicksand, otherwise they would not argue about 15 or 27 percent tax.

This large spread proves there is no fundamental know how

applied in the US about capital gains tax for individuals.

It will provide an economic stimulus for the US and bring

a lot of Capital Back from Tax Havens, including the lawmakers

own money if they still have any in tax havens.

mvbussl of CA 10:17PM July 31, 2008

McCain/Romney would be a dream ticket for the Republicans. McCain has all of the Washington Insider and military experience - not to mention that his father and grandfather were both 4 star admirals in the Navy.

America is the biggest broken corporation in the world. Guess what Romney did. He spent 25 years going all over the world successfully fixing broken corporations. Don't you think he could give the administration some great ideas and provide leadership fixing any number of broken economic situations that we have?

Let's pick the right guy for the job - Romney!

Steve Jacoby of FL 2:47PM July 30, 2008

I think he should pick Romney, He's a smart man when it comes to the economy and that is where we need help.

of 1:30PM July 30, 2008

McCain knows that Romney will overshadow him as VP. Romney has the energy, looks and oratorial skill to get out the vote....except in the Baptist/Evangelical south. The prospect of some of those states voting even marginally for Barr, puts Barack in a position to pick up those states with 38-43% of the vote. Utah will vote for McCain either way. Question is whether Romney can deliver MI, NM, NV and CO, or if he is the cause for the loss of VA, GA, NC and SC.

Do the math....

Adrian of IN 10:20AM July 30, 2008

Greg, Greg, Greg, you're sounding like one of the Huckabee crowd. I'm a Mormon and I don't vote to "get a place at the table." I vote because it's my civic duty and I want a conservative court. Mormon's don't vote as a block, and one does not speak for all. Trust me, many people will vote for McCain whether Mitt is on the ticket or not, we just won't be quite as excited about doint it; and some will even vote for Obama (shudder!).

I do agree that McCain will get an energized force of volunteers with $$ to donate if he chooses Mitt as his VP.

Jenny of WA 2:22AM July 30, 2008

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U.S. News business reporter Matthew Bandyk examines the issues, people, and debates that shape the nexus of political and economic life in the nation's capital.

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