Goldwater is a possibility too, I don't know how well he would do though. Is it too soon for Romney?
EDIT: Norton, we Romninja'd each other!
No way Goldwater's going to get the nomination after the '64 wipeout. That would be a totally unprecedented gamble (and one liable to fail, too).Goldwater is a possibility too, I don't know how well he would do though. Is it too soon for Romney?
No way Goldwater's going to get the nomination after the '64 wipeout. That would be a totally unprecedented gamble (and one liable to fail, too).
Whoops, misread.This is about the nomination for 1960, even if he did get it I think JFK would wipe him out though.
How about Cecil H. Underwood, who at 38, was in his final year of being the 25th Governor of West Virginia from 1957-61.