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Virginia Gov. Interested in VP Nomination

"I’d be very interested. It is a swing state. I’m not asking for the call. I’m not looking for the call. As I’ve said many times, I’ve got the best job in America. ... But I think anybody who is in public life, if a presidential nominee called him and said ‘I need your help to win,’ it would be a tremendous honor…We’ll see."

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That's what Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell told Politico. McDonnell is preparing to take over for Rick Perry as head of the Republican Governors Association.

Virginia is at only 6% unemployment -- far better than the national number of 9.1%.


 

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