Pam Bondi Named a Headline Speaker at GOP Convention
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, who on Tuesday said she planned to attend the Republican National Convention in her hometown of Tampa but didn’t know what role she’d play, was named a headline speaker on Wednesday for the party’s marquee event.
Bondi, whose name has again appeared among the lists of rumored vice presidential candidates, was one of five headline speakers announced for the Aug. 27-30 convention on Wednesday morning by Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus.
Other headliners announced Wednesday: U.S. Senate nominee Ted Cruz of Texas; Puerto Rico Gov. Luis Fortuño, Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens; and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush were announced as speakers earlier in the week.
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7:37AM AUG 8TH 2012
I don't believe Bondi would benifit Romney as vice president. After all look what the sissy Obama has put us through. I believe obamas wife might be gay.
10:58AM AUG 8TH 2012
Yes, when partisan Republicans have nothing intelligent to say, they demonize. Go seek professional help, you seem to need it.
PATHETIC!
PATHETIC!
