Condoleeza Rice Tops Poll for Republican Vice President
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Former United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speaks with United States Marine Corps Brig. Gen. Carl Jensen in Cyprus, 2006. Photo: wiki commons.
ABC News/Yahoo News – Who should Mitt Romney pick as his running mate?
Most Republican voters still have no opinion, but two new polls found some favorites among the names most frequently mentioned as possible Romney vice presidential picks.
A new CNN-ORC International poll asked Republicans and Republican-leaning independents to pick from eight names Romney might be considering. At the top of the list: Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who attracted 26 percent support. In second place was Rick Santorum, Romney’s former GOP rival, with 21 percent.
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