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Just wanted to say congratulations to Rick Santorum for winning the prize for Least Likable GOP Candidate.
Honorable mention goes to Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, and Rick Perry. If they can just be a little more annoying at tonight's debate, they may be able to overcome Santorum's lead in this highly coveted category.
I can't help but note that Jon Huntsman has the lowest number of votes and so should be the obvious choice as the MOST LIKABLE. And yet no one considers him a likely winner of his party's nomination. WHY????????
I can't help but note that Jon Huntsman has the lowest number of votes and so should be the obvious choice as the MOST LIKABLE. And yet no one considers him a likely winner of his party's nomination. WHY????????
I know. It seems bizarre at first glance, doesn't it? But I think the explanation is that he's not seen as a threat to Democrats or a winning candidate in the Republican primaries. So, basically, no one cares about him.
Which GOP candiate for President do you like the LEAST?
I think they are the worst lot of prospective candidates ever presented to the American voting public.
There is no least objectionable, ranging from religious wackos to money/attention grabbers.
If you want a personal view of one, Rick Santorum is just as slimy and creepy in person as he comes across on tv.
But I cannot pick just one.
But you can't pay much attention to the polls as there are just too many divisions in the Republican party as to who is being supported. When we have a clearer idea of the candidates or narrow it down to a couple then the polls will start to make some sense.
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