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The Cox Report
By Lisa Fabrizio (02/21/08)
Word is that Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama snuck down to North Carolina last weekend to meet with John Edwards, possibly to seek his endorsement, sound him out for the vice-presidency or to brush up on his snake-oil salesmanship. After all, why wouldn't the black knight of the new Camelot go for the guy with the pageboy haircut?
So what’s happening in the GOP vice-presidential world? Last week at CPAC, after the initial shock of McCain’s inevitability set in, lots of VP ideas were bandied about. Conventional wisdom had John McCain going with someone like longtime supporter, Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, a tax-cutter and fellow traveler on the global warming merry-go-round. Others said that maybe Florida’s Charlie Crist would get the nod in the hopes that he could put his state in the Republican win column come November.
Some thought that old pal Fred Thompson would go a long way in mending conservative fences while others felt sure that a marriage of convenience with Mitt Romney was in the offing. But one of the oddest suggestions I heard, was that of Christopher Cox. Chris Cox? The former California congressman who is currently chairman of the SEC? I yawned at the time, but have since warmed to the idea.
Cox, as you may remember, served as a member of the House for 16 years with impeccable conservative credentials. And although he’s probably best remembered for the report on the Chinese espionage scandal that bore his name, he also compiled a sterling 98 lifetime rating by the American Conservative Union. In contrast, his consistent pro-life voting record earned him a big, fat goose egg from the abortion-lovers at NARAL. Ontheissues.com rates him “a hard-cord conservative;” a lovely sobriquet, no?
His resume is the stuff of conservative legend; he simultaneously earned his MBA and JD from Harvard, and before serving as an associate counsel in the Reagan White House, he joined the firm of Latham & Watkins, where he specialized in venture capital and corporate finance. With his knowledge of the Russian language--he is fluent--in 1984, he co-founded Context Corporation, which translated Pravda into English, and was used in 26 countries around the world. The man is not your garden-variety policy wonk.
Cox would be nearly bullet-proof to the attacks of the media, with no sharp edges for them to get their hooks into. Although certainly conservative, he has managed at every level to achieve a high degree of bipartisanship, working with and earning the admiration of men like Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and Ron Wyden.
He has also experienced the kind of personal tragedy that unfortunately appeals to the media beast; when he was a boy, his little sister was accidentally killed by their father while backing out of the driveway on Easter Sunday. And in 1978, Cox was (Printer friendly version) Email: Lisa Fabrizio
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