Bush Rubio both seen as possible 2016 GOP frontrunners
Texas Insider Report: AUSTIN Texas Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. the son of one president & brother of another did more than endorse just Mitt 
Romney for president earlier this week. Pushing aside any interest in running with Romney Bush said he does have strong feelings on one candidate he thinks Romney should pick as a running mate.
When asked who his pick for a Vice Presidential running mate of Romneys would be Marco Rubio would be his pick this fall said Bush.
Bush described Rubio the 40 year old freshman Florida GOP senator who served as a volunteer on Bushs governors campaign as dynamic joyful disciplined and principled.
He is the best orator of American politics today a good family man. Hes not only a consistent conservative but he has managed to find a way to communicate a conservative message full of hope & optimism.
While Bush remained silent on who he would support during the Florida primary earlier this year Wednesday he said he is confident Romney would advocate for education issues which the former governor admitted he has always been passionate about.
Bushs endorsement of Romney indicated to many analysts that the GOP establishment is willing to finally get behind the former Massachusetts governor. Many predict that after Tuesdays Illinois primary establishment 
donors and politicians are expected to begin throwing their weight behind him in the coming weeks.
If Romney does take the nomination Rubio has long been projected as high on the list of potential running mates.
Though the tea party-backed senator has repeatedly said he wouldnt be interested in running in 2012 recent moves such as expediting the publishing of his soon-to-be released memoirs have caused insiders to wonder if he is warming up to the idea.
While both Bush and Rubio have been pegged as possible GOP frontrunners in the 2016 presidential election if Bush gets his way on a Romney-Rubio ticket and Romney fails to take the White House this fall that could put Rubio ahead of the rest of the pack come 2016.
donors and politicians are expected to begin throwing their weight behind him in the coming weeks.
If Romney does take the nomination Rubio has long been projected as high on the list of potential running mates.
Though the tea party-backed senator has repeatedly said he wouldnt be interested in running in 2012 recent moves such as expediting the publishing of his soon-to-be released memoirs have caused insiders to wonder if he is warming up to the idea.
While both Bush and Rubio have been pegged as possible GOP frontrunners in the 2016 presidential election if Bush gets his way on a Romney-Rubio ticket and Romney fails to take the White House this fall that could put Rubio ahead of the rest of the pack come 2016.
