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"We haven't had the conversation and I don't expect to have it. A lot went into that decision not to run -- very specifically that I promised the people of my state eight full years," Daniels said. "This is a hypothetical question and it will probably stay that way."
Undaunted, Wallace asked Daniels if he would agree to running for vice president if the Romney camp asked him.
"I would demand reconsideration and send Mr. Romney a list of people I think could suit better," Daniels said.
"The last thing he [Romney] needs are those of us in the peanut gallery to be saying what we would or would not do," Rubio said. "I'm not going to discuss it any more. Because now there's a real process in place, and I want to be respectful of the process that he's working on."
I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
Condoleezza Rice As Mitt Romney's 2012 Vice President Pick?
...looking back, we really admire Rice's style, which combines stately sophistication with a hint of flare. For business, Rice sometimes opts for the standard neutral pantsuit, but other times she changes it up, selecting professional wear in peach or donning a marching band-inspired black and white blazer.
Also, since she attended a lot of galas during her time at the White House, we've seen Rice in a host of eveningwear in shades of emerald green and her favorite bright red. For concerts (she's a classically trained pianist), Rice usually opts for traditional black. And, the former secretary is practical: she wore a gold gown to the 2007 Kennedy Center Honors and then repeated it at Glamour's 2008 Women of the Year Awards. We love it.
Condoleezza Rice As Mitt Romney's 2012 Vice President Pick? What We Could Expect Of Her VP Style (PHOTOS)
I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
No possibility? Did she retire? From what I've read, she'd be an amazing choice.
I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
Rice, the former secretary of State, tops a poll released Wednesday by CNN/ORC International with support from 26% of Republicans and GOP-leaning independents.
Romney said this week that he's tapped longtime aide Beth Myers to conduct his search for a running mate, and hopes to name someone before the Republican National Convention in August.
Rice has emphatically said she has no intention of seeking elected office and doesn't want to be Romney's running mate. She would also pose a challenge for Romney, in that she is best known for her tenure in George W. Bush's administration and he remains unpopular.
I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
She did crap at State Dept. She has no experience as an elected official. If she weren't black no one would pay any attention. We don't need another affirmative action choice. Obama was enough.
Well, she rocked the confidence of America in the NSA when she ignored threats from bin Laden, and advice from Richard Clarke.I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
Rice, the former secretary of State, tops a poll released Wednesday by CNN/ORC International with support from 26% of Republicans and GOP-leaning independents.
Romney said this week that he's tapped longtime aide Beth Myers to conduct his search for a running mate, and hopes to name someone before the Republican National Convention in August.
Rice has emphatically said she has no intention of seeking elected office and doesn't want to be Romney's running mate. She would also pose a challenge for Romney, in that she is best known for her tenure in George W. Bush's administration and he remains unpopular.
Condi Rice, Gov. Christie, Sen. Rubio top VP polls
I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
No possibility? Did she retire? From what I've read, she'd be an amazing choice.
I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
Well, she rocked the confidence of America in the NSA when she ignored threats from bin Laden, and advice from Richard Clarke.I wish Condi would come back. That woman rocks!
And she rocked the trust in administration officials when she presented a scenario of mushroom clouds being imminent if Saddam was left in power.
Yeah, she rocked, alright.
