In just under three weeks, I'll be arriving in Tampa, Florida to report on the Republican National Convention. It looks like I'm in for an even better show than I anticipated:

Rick Santorum, the former presidential candidate who lobbed harsh criticism at Romney during some bitter primary contests, will join a host of other big-name Republicans as headline speakers, according to Republican sources.

Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush will also speak at the convention, along with Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin and Tea Party hero and Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky.

This convention looks like it'll be prime Teabaggy territory, with Rand Paul waving his dad-flag, Rick Scott explaining how Florida is a "model for the country," Mike Huckabee talking about chicken sandwiches and Jesus, John McCain doing a victory lap, and an inch-thick layer of Santorum all over everything. It should be a conflagration of crazy. But Republicans shouldn't worry about the future of their party—Jeb Bush's speech will be no doubt promoted with great faux-surprise by party elders as a bright spot in the convention, and Jeb will be all lined up for the Republican nomination in 2016, just in case Romney doesn't win this thing in November.