Jiundal, Crist, and Romney on short list. Competent?

Bobby Jindal: Brown University, B.S. Biology and public policy, 1991, M.A. Political Ccience from New College, Oxford, England. George W. Bush to be Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services for Planning and Evaluation. (2001-2003). U.S. House (2003-2007), Governor of Louisiana (2007-present).

Charlie Crist: Wake Forest (registered, some prerequisites), Florida State University, 1978 (unknown degree), Cumberland School of Law, Florida Senate (1992-1998) Appointed by Jeb Bush as Deputy Secretary of the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Education Commissioner of Florida (2001-2003) State Attorney General (2002-present). Recently Crist's judgement in the law for appointing a judge over an elected judge was beaten in court by Ion Sancho of HBO's "Hacking Democracy" fame.

Mitt Romney: Deferment from the military draft (1967-1970), B.A. degree (unknown major) BYU (1971), Juris Doctor and M.B.A. Harvard (1975). Gov. of Mass (2003-2007).

Excuse Jindal's misspelling.

STRONG FIELD

If McCain chooses Romney, it's lights out for Obama in Michigan and Colorado and a landslide for McCain.

Isn't Bobby Jindal of India descent and doesn't he practice Hindu?

Isn't Charlie Crist responsible for moving up the election date in Florida to cause the Democratic Party to be in chaos this election?

And didn't McCain say that Mitt Romeny loves hiring illegal immigrants?

Romney should challenge for Teddy Kennedy's seat - he can do more good as a Senator than as the president of the Senate.

Crist - no longer an issue. With the DNC cluster about the votes, FL will go for McCain.

That leaves VP Jindal.

Umm - lots of scummy corporate bootlickers. Just exactly what the republicans deserve!

Do Not Vote Republican - Clean Up Bush's Mess!

Definitely better than Obama's track record.

If McCain picks Jindal, he will shooting himself in the foot. Jindal is as corroded as old pipes!

Jindal seems competent, but maybe that is because I know least about him of the three. To be honest, I think he is being groomed and wouldn't be surprised to see him on a presidential ticket at some point. I'm not sure it would be in his best interest to get onto McCain's ticket, now. I'm not sure the VP in this particular race will have the traditional 'leg up' for the next one. I think anyone running with McCain will be burying themselves.

I could be wrong, but you did ask for opinions.

P.S. Romney is better than McCain, but I don't think he has an energized following. I think he was an 'anyone but McCain vote' to a large extent.