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I personally like Johnson, Huntsman, Cain, and Pawlenty (in that order)

I like Johnson but I doubt he'll win anything. I think Huntsman is classy and can line up with many of his political positions. I had my doubts about Cain in terms of his experience in politics but I think he has plenty of credentials in leadership positions in the private sector (CEO of God Father's Pizza, Chairman of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank, leader at his church, etc) and I think he's a very interesting candidate, who speaks da truf about the economy. Pawlenty is good too, however he's too economically compromising as a Governor to be my first choice (seeing as I disagree with his social platform).

The only candidate I wouldn't vote over Obama or 3rd party is Bachmann or Palin (who would totally fuck up the entire deal for the RNC)

1. Palin
2. Bachmann
3. Cain

SuperHornet wrote:1. Palin
2. Bachmann
3. Cain

youngterrier wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:1. Palin
2. Bachmann
3. Cain

Quit violating my First Amendment rights, YT!

SuperHornet wrote:

youngterrier wrote:

Quit violating my First Amendment rights, YT!

I haven't gotten there yet.....don't tempt me

Is YT off the Ron Paul bandwagon?




If I had to pick one it would probably be Johnson. As I said before, I'd vote for Gates over Obama... so, he'd be my man if he was an actual candidate.

Also, not entirely opposed to Thaddeus McCotter who entered the race this week. At least he can make a power chord. That's something that this country needs more of, for sure.

Skjellyfetti wrote:Is YT off the Ron Paul bandwagon?




If I had to pick one it would probably be Johnson. As I said before, I'd vote for Gates over Obama... so, he'd be my man if he was an actual candidate.

Also, not entirely opposed to Thaddeus McCotter who entered the race this week. At least he can make a power chord. That's something that this country needs more of, for sure.

I like Johnson more than Paul, but neither have a chance

youngterrier wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:Is YT off the Ron Paul bandwagon?




If I had to pick one it would probably be Johnson. As I said before, I'd vote for Gates over Obama... so, he'd be my man if he was an actual candidate.

Also, not entirely opposed to Thaddeus McCotter who entered the race this week. At least he can make a power chord. That's something that this country needs more of, for sure.

I like Johnson

Tee hee.

Grizalltheway wrote:

youngterrier wrote: I like Johnson

Tee hee.

Nobody is setting me on fire.

I know a few things about Huntsman, personal knowledge form some collegues who worked with him in Beijing over the last couple years. I like his ethic, but his social stances will hurt him with the nutroot right.

CID1990 wrote:Nobody is setting me on fire.

I know a few things about Huntsman, personal knowledge form some collegues who worked with him in Beijing over the last couple years. I like his ethic, but his social stances will hurt him with the nutroot right.

I do not favor Huntsman for President, but would like to see him as the next Secretary of State.

Also, not entirely opposed to Thaddeus McCotter who entered the race this week. At least he can make a power

I'd never heard of Thaddeus McCotter prior to the past week. I was on vaction channel surfing and I saw the speech he made to announce his candicacy. No question I like him better than any Presidential candidate of any Party I've seen for the past 20 years at least in terms of what he said and how he presented himself.

When I saw him I said something to my wife who is on the Lousiana Republican Central Committee. Her eyes lit uup and she said she's seen him at some kind of Republican meeting she went to where people made speeches. She said that by the time he made his speech most people had left the room but she was there and she was really, really impressed by him.

But I doubt if he gains any traction because his name isn't out there. At this point, if he does gain traction and if the first impression I had of him turns out to be reasonably accurate and there aren't too many actual positions I find disturbing, there is no question that's who I'm going to be voting for. Though I'm not registered as a Republican I can vote for him in the open Louisiana Republican primary. Then if by some incredible miracle he gains traction and wins the Republican nomination I can vote for him in the general election.

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After Daniels dropped out, I've been scratching my head. I voted for Romney in the '08 Delaware primary, but my zeal for him has cooled. Maybe Pawlenty, if I can get by the religious stuff. We'll see who's left standing.

JohnStOnge wrote:

Also, not entirely opposed to Thaddeus McCotter who entered the race this week. At least he can make a power

I'd never heard of Thaddeus McCotter prior to the past week. I was on vaction channel surfing and I saw the speech he made to announce his candicacy. No question I like him better than any Presidential candidate of any Party I've seen for the past 20 years at least in terms of what he said and how he presented himself.

When I saw him I said something to my wife who is on the Lousiana Republican Central Committee. Her eyes lit uup and she said she's seen him at some kind of Republican meeting she went to where people made speeches. She said that by the time he made his speech most people had left the room but she was there and she was really, really impressed by him.

But I doubt if he gains any traction because his name isn't out there. At this point, if he does gain traction and if the first impression I had of him turns out to be reasonably accurate and there aren't too many actual positions I find disturbing, there is no question that's who I'm going to be voting for. Though I'm not registered as a Republican I can vote for him in the open Louisiana Republican primary. Then if by some incredible miracle he gains traction and wins the Republican nomination I can vote for him in the general election.

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Any relation to Gabe Kotter?



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SuperHornet wrote:1. Palin
2. Bachmann
3. Cain

OL FU. I am waiting to get twittering responses from all twats I tweeted last week before I announce.

Wedgebuster wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:1. Palin
2. Bachmann
3. Cain

Looks like a cross between Pelosi and George Carlin.

Pres: Bachmann
Vice-Pres: Cain
Sec'y of State: Huntsman
Press Secy: Andrew Wilkow
Dept of Labor: Chris Christie
Dept of Energy: Palin
Dept of Homeland Security: Jan Brewer
Dept of Education: ABolished
Dept of Justice: Ken Cuccinelli
Dept of Interior: Rick Perry
Dept of HHS: Ron Paul
Head of EPA: Bobby Jindal

SuperHornet wrote:1. Palin
2. Bachmann
3. Cain

Shocking.

youngterrier wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:Is YT off the Ron Paul bandwagon?




If I had to pick one it would probably be Johnson. As I said before, I'd vote for Gates over Obama... so, he'd be my man if he was an actual candidate.

Also, not entirely opposed to Thaddeus McCotter who entered the race this week. At least he can make a power chord. That's something that this country needs more of, for sure.

I like Johnson more than Paul, but neither have a chance

Obviously Paul doesn't have a chance, and Johnson doesn't either...which is a shame. Did anyone else see that Paul is not running for re-election to the House to focus on the Presidency?

Yeah, I think it's going to be a long campaign season with little to be excited about.

ASUMountaineer wrote:

youngterrier wrote: I like Johnson more than Paul, but neither have a chance

Obviously Paul doesn't have a chance, and Johnson doesn't either...which is a shame. Did anyone else see that Paul is not running for re-election to the House to focus on the Presidency?

Yeah, I think it's going to be a long campaign season with little to be excited about.

I think the Republicans are doomed. Thier only viable option would be Romney and possibly Pawlenty. The others are not serious contenders. I think Americans will chose anyone over Palin.

All Conk POTUS's are POS's.

ASUMountaineer wrote: Obviously Paul doesn't have a chance, and Johnson doesn't either...which is a shame. Did anyone else see that Paul is not running for re-election to the House to focus on the Presidency?

Good for him. Dude can finally kick back with the best retirement benefits the taxpayers can pay for.

ASUMountaineer wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:1. Palin
2. Bachmann
3. Cain

Shocking.

I presume you're pulling the [sarcasm on] [sarcasm off] card? If you're serious, just about everyone here would have bet $$ on at least the first two.