In the WSJ, Quin Hillyer argues why McCain should look longterm and pick a Reaganite.

Salon's Walter Shapiro talks about the "other woman": Kathleen Sebelius.

The Nation's Deepa Fernandez gives the leftwing take on Bobby Jindal.

Bloomberg's Heidi Przybyla argues what is quickly becoming the CW of McCain's running mate: Romney is the logical choice.

At the same time, the Seattle P-I declares what is already CW: Bill Gates? Not going to happen.

The Argus Leader's David Kranz notices that Sen. John Thune's stock is rising....

...while the Tallahassee Democrat's Jim Ash finds Charlie Crist's stock falling.

The WSJ's Rhodes Cook offers up a compelling theory: What if McCain chose nobody?

The Baltimore's Sun Paul West says the trick for Obama is to choose someone like Al Gore.

The Indy Star's Mary Beth Schneider looks at Evan Bayh's pros and cons.

The Philly Inquirer's Dick Polman plays the GOP veepstakes.