MF>Mike Angwin wrote in a message to Robert Craft:
 MA> sentimental favorite with many people and his following will be
 MA> loyal, but he will not be viewed as someone who can actually win
 MA> and his support will fade in the primaries.
 MA>         I think it will come down to a Forbes - Bush contest and
 MA> that Bush will walk away with it. 
MF>What would you think of a Bush-Forbes ticket?
 
          A good guess at this point.  It has regional diversity which
is usually looked for in a VP choice.  Somehow though, the
personalities of Bush and Forbes seem to be a bit more divergent than I
would think best.  However, the same thing existed between Reagan and
Bush Sr., could work.  I don't see Quayle being selected by anyone as a
VP again even if he were willing to take the job...too much negative
baggage which will also deny him the party nomination for the
forseeable future.  Kemp might make a run but he's just not going to
take the party nomination either.  I'm really surprised more of a fuss
wasn't kicked up over Dole's selection of him as a running mate last
time around.  
           A Bush - Forbes ticket could become a reality.  If you want
to think about a dark horse with presidential potential and an
electable character in the Republican party, what do you think about
Trent Lott. 
 
                                              Mike Angwin
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