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Romney to announce vice presidential choice Saturday
NORFOLK, Va. |
NORFOLK, Va. Aug 10 (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will announce his choice of a vice presidential running mate on Saturday, his campaign announced on Friday night.
Romney is to announce who will join him on the ticket at an event in Norfolk at about 9 a.m. EDT/1400 GMT.
His campaign would not say who Romney has chosen, but he has been working from a short list of candidates that included Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan, Ohio Senator Rob Portman and former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty.
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tuckbodi wrote:
I’d like to see Guv Chris Christie on the ticket. Mainly because I like his alternative to ObamaCare. I think his idea of penalizing (not taxing mind you) anybody who buys junk food or bad food in general (high calorie, high sugar, fatty kind of food). You call it a fatty tax…err, penalty and name it after the idea person himself, ChrisCares. I love his idea on going after the fat people out there!!
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