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Condoleezza Rice as Romney VP? Share Your Thoughts

The former Secretary of State under George W. Bush has been reported as a candidate.

The speculation on who will become Mitt Romney's choice as running mate on the GOP ticket has identified a familiar name: Condoleezza Rice.

The former Secretary of State under President George W. Bush was named by the Drudge Report, a conservative website, as a frontrunner, according to ABC News.

Rice, now at Stanford University, is on vacation this weekend, according to her spokesperson. The Romney campaign has not commented on the report, ABC said.

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According to the ABC report, the Washington Post published an op-ed recently about how some conservatives view Rice favorably because she’s the “anti-Palin,” and then Bill Kristol predicted that she is a frontrunner, because Ann Romney told CBS that they are considering a woman vice presidential candidate.

Rice, 57, was born in Birmingham, Ala. She was National Security Adviser under George W. Bush before becoming Secretary of State.

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