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women such as Governors Martinez of New Mexico or<br />
Nikki Haley of South Caroli<strong>na</strong>. They both have the<br />
same experience -- or lack thereof -- as then-Alaska<br />
Governor Palin did four years ago; that memory is too<br />
fresh and painful for most Republicans. Governors with<br />
a little more seasoning such as Louisia<strong>na</strong>’s Bobby<br />
Jindal or Brian Sandoval of Nevada have other<br />
problems. Sandoval favors abortion rights, a<br />
disqualifier for many Republicans; Jindal signed a<br />
measure encouraging the teaching of creationism in<br />
the Louisia<strong>na</strong> schools, which wouldn’t play well with<br />
independent suburbanites. Most important will be the<br />
conditions of the race. This summer, will Romney be<br />
10 points behind the president or a few points ahead?<br />
Will the economic recovery be stalled or taking root?<br />
Will the Republican Party conservative base’s hatred<br />
of Obama overcome weak enthusiasm for a Mormon<br />
nominee, who is suspected of moderate political<br />
tendencies? The most often-cited vice-presidential<br />
candidates are above. The odds are four-to-one that<br />
on Wednesday, Aug. 29, a person who isn’t on this list<br />
will be anointed at the Republican convention in<br />
Bloomberg/ - Politics, Dom, 15 de Abril de 2012<br />
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Tampa. With the last two Republican running mates<br />
that would have been a winning bet. (Albert R. Hunt is<br />
the executive editor for Washington at Bloomberg<br />
News. The opinions expressed are his own.) Read<br />
more online from Bloomberg View. Today’s highlights:<br />
The View editors on signs Iraq is veering away from<br />
democracy and the Natio<strong>na</strong>l Rifle Association’s role in<br />
encouraging gun sales and use; William D. Cohan on<br />
restoring faith in Wall Street as the key to an economic<br />
recovery; Simon Johnson on why long-term budget<br />
projections get too much attention; Kellie McElhaney<br />
on how Apple should change its behavior; Vali Nasr on<br />
positive developments in Pakistan; and Iain Begg on<br />
redefining Europe’s social safety net. To contact the<br />
writer of this column: Albert Hunt in Washington at<br />
ahunt1@bloomberg.net To contact the editor<br />
responsible for this column: Max Berley at<br />
mberley@bloomberg.net. Tweet LinkedIn Google +1<br />
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