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He go with rubio. because rubio will help him in florida. and you then have a chance in some of those states like colorado, and nevada, new mexico, arizona, with a high proportion of latino voters. i don't think it's going to be enough, even if he picks rubio, because the president has a very good record with his pan ink voters. but i think if he goes with some of the traditional choices that are out there, and i know many of them, they're good candidates, the opportunity with this sleeping giant of the hispanic community that is just explo exploding, is not going to be there. and rubio is an ...

He go with rubio. because rubio will help him in florida. and you then have a chance in some of those states like colorado, and nevada, new mexico, arizona, with a high proportion of latino voters. i don't think it's going to be enough, even if he picks rubio, because the president has a very good record with his pan ink voters. but i think if he goes with some of the traditional choices that are out there, and i know many of them, they're good candidates, the opportunity with this sleeping giant of the hispanic community that is just explo exploding, is not going to be there. and rubio is an ...

If he picks him i don't think he can still win those states, but -- >> andrea, what do you think? >> what about the first, do no harm theory, which is someone who has been around. wonder what darrell issa thinks about this. >> i want to be on the selection committee. that seems to be the way to do it. >> assuming you're not on the list and haven't been vetted because we haven't heard about you. in that context what about tim pawlenty, what about rob portman who would seem to be the front-runners if you're going to pick a safe candidate who is not going to hurt. >> 2008 more than ever tells us ...