We have four #1 seeds and four Division Champs! This is the round where one of them will finally have to fall, well… two of them actually.
Here’s the current bracket with Round 3 results included:
Round 3 recap: It seems the #1 seeds are the heavy favorites no matter where they go. (1)Marco Rubio still pulled out a hefty 81-19 victory over (2)Jim DeMint. The closest round was a 16 point win (58-42) in the (1)Rob Portman vs (3)Jeb Bush match-up.
The #1 seeds have plowed through 3 rounds unscathed, now something will have to give. Put in your votes below, and let us know why you chose your picks in the comments. Have fun!
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The polls:
Division A Champ vs Division B Champ
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Division C Champ vs Division D Champ
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Chris Christie and Jim DeMint would have made my final 4 list but Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio would edge them out. (Rubio already did smash DeMint as he probably will also do against Portman.)
Paul Ryan is a natural for the economical crisis we face. He can and will appeal toWisconsin voters in an important State that Obama won in 2008. Ryan,along with Romney, will engender the confidence American voters need to have so that we can come out from under the tragic mess Obama is leaving us with. Marco Rubio is solid, conservative, Hispanic, well-spoken, and would make an outstanding Vice-President now and through executive experience a good choice for President later on.
The strong suit Chris Christie has is his dynamic leadership style which is needed in a Vice-President if Romney would go down for any reason and the VP would need to take over. However, at this point in time. I would go for Paul Ryan first and Marco Rubio second, with Chris Christie a very close third.
Portman.. sure win in OH
Oh, no! Where are the adults? Candi Rice, Jeb Bush & Demint?? You can’t go wrong with DeMint. He’ll energize the conservative base that is very necessary in this election.
None of the above for me but, I would go for Portman or Ryan
Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio are both fine, responsible men. A President Romney Administration will have several positions available. I have complete confidence that Gov. Romney will choose the best people for the jobs. I can sleep better at night, knowing that President Romney is in charge.
none… How about condolesa Rice or olympia snow for vp?
I love Lt. Col., Congressman Allen West, I also like Bob McDonnell from a swing state position. There are many good ones. Something to be considered is who would be electable after 8 years of Romney to step intothe job.
If we pick the Winner, and by that I mean if we pick the guy or gal that Mitt picks, do we all get a reward? I’m thinking something from JCW’s or Chik-Fil-A!