While scam-artist failed Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein is busy missing recount deadlines and filing meaningless lawsuits in “blue” states where she likely cost Hillary Clinton the election, President Elect Donald Trump and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney are going on a second date today. The subject du jour: who will fill the Secretary of State seat for the incoming Trump Administration?

I'm not a big fan of Romney, but he'd likely be O.K. As Sec Of State. | Daily Mail Online https://t.co/Jd4wuqzWwj

— Gomtuu21 (@gomtuu21) November 28, 2016

And here’s a fine suggestion for the improbable couple:

Both will have food testers on hand https://t.co/tHW1JIwFHG

— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) November 28, 2016

What’s a little rat poison detection between frenemies?

Meanwhile, the Trump Transition Team is reportedly heavily split on whom they support for Secretary of State, with the majority of Trump loyalists vehemently opposing Mitt Romney, citing his vicious personal attacks on Trump amid the primaries earlier this year.

Conway, Gingrich Lobby Against Romney For Sec Of State https://t.co/nsjPRgTe1E via @YahooNews

— Esther Longoria (@Tejana428) November 28, 2016

So why the public criticism of a potential Trump pick for State? Well, it’s theorized that no one does anything without Trump’s approval, or at the very least his knowledge, so this second date could very well turn into a Dear John Letter for Governor Romney.

Conway is a gun for hire. Guns for hire do not act on their own. Either the Mercers/Bannon are telling her to smack Romney, or Trump is.

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) November 28, 2016

What Ben said.

INSIDE THE TRANSITION: Second meeting with Romney may mean whoopee cushion didn't work first time.

— Charles Leerhsen (@CharlesLeerhsen) November 29, 2016

Perhaps. Or maybe Romney really is a serious contender.

So we’re on SecState Watch. And at least two of the potentials have substantial baggage: Romney with his public tongue-lashing of Trump earlier this year, and rumored candidate General David Petraeus’ own guilty plea for doing a fraction of what the last Secretary of State did and remains unpunished for, which could make for a difficult Senate confirmation as a consequence. With a frothing media, and an electorate, scouring everything this President-Elect does with the proverbial fine-toothed comb, it’ll be a tough go for Petraeus, even though he’s likely the most-qualified for the position. And if Trump’s loyalists have their way, Romney is toast, he just doesn’t know it yet:

So who then, will fill the most prestigious as-yet-unfilled slot in the Trump administration? Will it be one of those already mentioned for the post, or will a dark horse emerge and surprise us all? If we know anything about President Elect Trump, it’s that he’s highly unpredictable and thinks outside the box, which could potentially give us a SecState that no one’s even thought of yet. My only prediction: It won’t be Governor Romney.