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who,..Romney?

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My first time voting was 1988, I do not vote straight ticket but have never had to decide who I wanted to be president. The basic Dem platform assures I will vote GOP.


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Originally Posted by Bristoe
who,..Romney?


He isn't running..yet.







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He isn't my first choice in the primary, but if he made it to the general, I'd be happy to vote for RP...

Jeb Bush is the only one who will make me stay home.


That happens (which is highly likely) then there's no any reason to even hold elections. Just give it to the nag now and the campaign funds to the poor.

No kidding..

I voted for Dole, McCain, Romney. Whenever they run a Milquetoast candidate, they lose big..

The Hag is extremely vulnerable if somebody would stand up and give it to her with both barrels. Obama was the same way in 2012, but Romney had the moxy of a 6 year old girl...

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I'd vote for him if he's on the ticket, but Marco Rubio and his ilk are the future of the GOP.


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who,..Romney?


He isn't running..yet.


I don't think Romney can overcome his failure in 2012. For one thing, he *totally* disenfranchised the libertarian element in the GOP. They won't vote for Romney. In fact, many would undoubtedly throw their votes to the Democrats to protest a Romney nomination.

In any event, I don't think he can win the nomination.

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Originally Posted by Bristoe
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who,..Romney?


He isn't running..yet.


I don't think Romney can overcome his failure in 2012. For one thing, he *totally* disenfranchised the libertarian element in the GOP. They won't vote for Romney. In fact, many would undoubtedly throw their votes to the Democrats to protest a Romney nomination.

In any event, I don't think he can win the nomination.


I think people would puke in record levels if he got in again, I was talking Walker.







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Originally Posted by willsnipe
I'd vote for him if he's on the ticket, but Marco Rubio and his ilk are the future of the GOP.


Rubio was one of the gang of 8.

That's going to be hard to overcome.

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Would not be a choice I would make, but I would vote for anyone over Hillary.

Those who say they won't vote for PAUL, BUSH, etc...Hillary will thank you.


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Originally Posted by Barkoff
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who,..Romney?


He isn't running..yet.


I don't think Romney can overcome his failure in 2012. For one thing, he *totally* disenfranchised the libertarian element in the GOP. They won't vote for Romney. In fact, many would undoubtedly throw their votes to the Democrats to protest a Romney nomination.

In any event, I don't think he can win the nomination.


I think people would puke in record levels if he got in again, I was talking Walker.


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Where is Paul on immigration? You aren't going to get everything you want.







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Originally Posted by Bristoe
My point in asking the question is to demonstrate that there's hardly any conservative group that wouldn't vote for Rand Paul in the general election. But the plain fact is, there's a significant percentage of voters, mostly the younger people, who absolutely will not vote for any establishment GOP candidate, but they will vote for Rand Paul.

If the GOP selects Rand Paul, it keeps all of the votes that any other candidate would get plus it gets to add those voters who won't vote for any other GOP candidate.

It's just arithmetic.

In the general election Rand will get everybody who is going to vote Republican regardless of who the GOP candidate is, he'll get the libertarian voters (who won't vote for any other GOP candidate) plus, he'll get a big chunk of the swing vote. (probably more than any other GOP candidate)

I'm not a huge fan of Rand Paul. He plays politics a bit more than I like. But in a general election setting, he can pull more votes than any other GOP candidate out there.

So,...do you want Rand,...or are you ready for 8 more years of Democrats?


You make good points, I'd vote Paul if he got the nomination in a much lighter mood than Romney or McCain the last two elections.

I like Cruz, Walker and even Paul. What I want is a younger nonbabyboomer, who electrifies the demographics, has the juice. That's what Obama did, rockstarred to the whitehouse.

The GOP should have already been showcasing these guys in their current politics, supporting them and putting them in leadership positions.

But it's a broken party.

Good points though Bristoe, the primaries will tell if Paul has the juice with the people, I'd bandwagon whatever young gun gets it.

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Originally Posted by Bristoe
,..if he got the GOP nomination?

It's interesting to me because many say that they wouldn't vote for Jeb Bush, Rubio or Paul Ryan.


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Where is Paul on immigration? You aren't going to get everything you want.


No candidate will take a hard and fast stand on illegal immigration. Rand pretty much says what all of them say.

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Originally Posted by Bristoe
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who,..Romney?


He isn't running..yet.


I don't think Romney can overcome his failure in 2012. For one thing, he *totally* disenfranchised the libertarian element in the GOP. They won't vote for Romney. In fact, many would undoubtedly throw their votes to the Democrats to protest a Romney nomination.

In any event, I don't think he can win the nomination.



But look at the bright side, when they didn't or won't vote for Romney and vote for the other side (Dems) they can say see, we told ya. (With there arms folded across there chests). If they throw there vote to the Dems, they are only [bleep] themselves and the country, but dammit they showed us.


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Originally Posted by Steelhead
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,..if he got the GOP nomination?

It's interesting to me because many say that they wouldn't vote for Jeb Bush, Rubio or Paul Ryan.


Freedom is an illusion. Since man wrote the bible, man has been controlling man.



That's true enough. Liberty is hard to hold. At this point I'd be satisfied with an administration that worked towards sound money and keeping America out of stupid wars.

I doubt if any candidate can do all of that during an administration, but I'd like to have a President that got the country pointed in that direction.

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Originally Posted by Steelhead
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,..if he got the GOP nomination?

It's interesting to me because many say that they wouldn't vote for Jeb Bush, Rubio or Paul Ryan.


Freedom is an illusion. Since man wrote the bible, man has been controlling man.



Control goes back further than that, by a good ways. Dawn of agricultural civilization might be a good starting point.


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America needs to understand that our troops are not 'disposable'. Each represents a family; Fathers, Mothers, Sons, Daughters, Cousins, Uncles, Aunts... Our Citizens are our most valuable treasure; we waste far too many.
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I'd vote for ANYONE on the Rep ballot.


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