Karl Rove is among those who have called for a unity ticket between Romney and McCain, who appeared together in Boston last month when Romney formally endorsed the Arizona senator. During the event, the two men ignored shouted questions from reporters about a possible ticket. Some political analysts yesterday said such a union would not provide the complement McCain needs to win the general election.
“McCain’s problem is with the right wing, and I’m not sure Romney is a true, dyed-in-the-wool conservative,” said Henry Brady, political science professor at the University of California at Berkeley. “You use your vice presidential pick to solidify your internal politics, not to try to pick up independents.Click here for the story
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