The VEEP race and its speculations

[Riverwind]

Yep that's what I herd, Cristie will be the key note speaker, he will be the Republican Candidate for President in 2016, not the VP choice this year.


River

[moi621]

Maybe you are CrAZy, too.

Let's BOTH take our respective medication before uploading.
Agreed

[moi621]

Yep that's what I herd, Cristie will be the key note speaker, he will be the Republican Candidate for President in 2016, not the VP choice this year.


River

Please give a source.
All my resources say it is not confirmed.
I just did a Google news search.

[Riverwind]

I believe I herd it on the nightly News with Brian Williams last night. NBC.


River


looked it up this is what I found.

News that first broke in the New York Post would seem to signal that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie isn't going to be the Republican Party's vice presidential nominee.
The Post reports that "the word is going out quietly to Republican activists across New Jersey. ... Gov. Chris Christie is going to be giving the keynote speech" at the GOP convention in Tampa next month.
NBC News, which says it has also been told that Christie will be giving that high-profile address, notes that being the keynote speaker "sometimes serves as a launching pad for political figures with ambitions of higher office" — remember then-state Sen. Barack Obama's speech at the 2004 Democratic convention. But, the network adds, "typically, the keynote speaker is separate from the vice presidential nominee, who, like the presidential nominee, speaks on separate nights."




River

[moi621]

I can find those old references too, and updated reference, linked above,
saying it ain't so. Until it is so.
A primary reference, dating undisclosed sources or whoever, dated after my link above. Please.
Or not.

[A-1]

Let's BOTH take our respective medication before uploading.
Agreed

I have not agreed to take anything. Sober as a baptist minister... (note: NOT a Catholic priest!)

[Riverwind]

I have not agreed to take anything. Sober as a baptist minister... (note: NOT a Catholic priest!)

You have no idea, raised a Baptist, OMG. I had the good sense to leave the church at age 16, it was a Thursday about 2 in the afternoon heading for the pool, and hour later I was heading home, never went again. It was liberating.


River