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Cutris may have found Running-Mate!

Cutris may have found Running-Mate!
January 22, 2008
UnAssociated Press

Cutris may have found his vice-presidential running-mate. After pouring through numerous applications and correspondence, it appears that the front runner is Congressman Bruno Bear, who is an independent from the state of Alaska.

"I like Bruno very much," Cutris said in an interview Tuesday morning. "I think he has the kind of no-nonsense strength and courage necessary to make some of the changes that are needed to rebuild America."

Congressman Bear is well known for his staunch support of environmental initiatives, which seems to sit well with Cutris. While an official announcement has not been made and Cutris insists that he is still actively searching, inside sources say that Congressman Bear is the only candidate that stands out so far.

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