Romney vp

• Mitt Romney's search for a running mate appears to have narrowed, as clues to whom Romney might select as his No. 2 begin to pile up in the media.
(MSNBC Firstread)
• Rubio's comments were the first he's made on the issue since Romney told reporters Tuesday that the Florida senator is being "thoroughly vetted" as part of the VP selection process.
(Washington Post)
• WASHINGTON -- A businessman at his core, Mitt Romney was legendary in the private sector for his reliance on reams of information and extensive research to decide which companies to take over.
(Huffington Post)
• (CBS News) WASHINGTON - Mitt Romney denied reports Tuesday that Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is not being considered as a possible running mate. Sources tell CBS News, however, that Rubio is unlikely to be Romneys choice in the end.
(CBS News)
• This is a rush transcript from On the Record, June 19, 2012. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, FOX NEWS HOST: Tonight, Governor Mitt Romney says the media is wrong.
(FOX News)
• Early Tuesday ABC News broke a story – confirmed by other outlets — that the Romney campaign wasn't vetting GOP wunderkind Sen. Marco Rubio. As we noted, it was part of a bad couple of days for Rubio.
(San Francisco Gate)
• (CBS News) Florida Sen. Marco Rubio stayed silent on speculation surrounding his possible candidacy for the vice presidency as a running mate to presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney in an interview on CBS This Morning Wednesday.
(CBS News)
• HOLLAND, Mich. -- In a rare breach of his secretive process for selecting a running mate, Mitt Romney confirmed Tuesday that Florida Sen. Marco Rubio was under serious consideration, denying a news report to the contrary.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Speculation about Mitt Romneys running mate has kicked up a notch, as one possibility seemed to remove himself from the running, another took a more central role in the campaign and a third saw Mr. Romney confirm him as a serious contender.
(Wall Street Journal)
• CNN contributor and Newsweek columnist John Avlon on Tuesday accused Mitt Romney of lying about vetting Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) to be his running mate.
(Raw Story)