KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: George W. Bush says he'll make a final decision this weekend on his choice for a running mate and it looks like Dick Cheney, the man heading Governor Bush's V.P. search, is emerging as a leading contender. CNN has learned the former Defense Secretary has changed his voter registration from Texas to Wyoming and that makes him eligible to run with the Texas Governor. The GOP convention just around the corner, we may have reached a point where the parade of possible vice presidents is turning into a circus. CNN Political Analyst Bill Schneider takes a closer look.</s>WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT: Cheney changed his voter registration from Texas, where he now lives, to Wyoming, which he once represented in Congress. Now, why is that interesting? Because Bush is from Texas and the Constitution makes it difficult to elect a president and a vice president who live in the same state. But Mr. Cheney of Wyoming could be Bush's running mate. Imagine, the chairman of Bush's search committee chooses himself. Now why Cheney? Because he would add stature to the ticket and experience in world affairs, which Bush lacks. Why not Cheney? Well, he suffered a series of mild heart attacks in the 1980s and had bypass surgery. But the surgery was a success and he now claims to be in good health. Could the Cheney move be a fake out to divert press attention from Bush's real choice and from the sudden burst of attention John McCain is getting? This political play keeps going and going. Bill Schneider, CNN, Washington.
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