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He's the GOP's best chance to beat Hillary, and I'd say a good chance statistically speaking, to win the WH.
Maybe, Maybe Not. Who knows how a Clinton verses Bush election would go, especially since most Indes and many Repubs and Dems will not bother with the election since it would be clear proof that the experiment called The United States of America has run its course and is now headed on a unstoppable downward spiral. It would be sad thing to see for many of us, I, for one, would lose all interest in politics and would understand that anything related to politics in America would be nothing more than a complete waste of time unless it is to discuss what form of government would be the next best choice, maybe we can come up with a system that keeps Big Money out of the political game so that the Will of the People is not subverted.
Maybe, Maybe Not. Who knows how a Clinton verses Bush election would go, especially since most Indes and many Repubs and Dems will not bother with the election since it would be clear proof that the experiment called The United States of America has run its course and is now headed on a unstoppable downward spiral. It would be sad thing to see for many of us, I, for one, would lose all interest in politics and would understand that anything related to politics in America would be nothing more than a complete waste of time unless it is to discuss what form of government would be the next best choice, maybe we can come up with a system that keeps Big Money out of the political game so that the Will of the People is not subverted.
Not unless they pass campaign finance reform and stop saying that corporate entities are people.
I am ok with Jeb Bush's policies. Mostly. The problem is he is,like John Huntsman,more interested in attacking his own party and base than the other side.
When is this train suppose to wreck?
Would those with these crystal balls, please speak up.
The media is marginalizing him and Rand, in a bad way.
Pushing and projecting Bush again, and Rubio now.
How does Huckabee have more support than Ted Cruz or Rand Paul?
You know they are lying there.
When is this train suppose to wreck?
Would those with these crystal balls, please speak up.
The media is marginalizing him and Rand, in a bad way.
Pushing and projecting Bush again, and Rubio now.
How does Huckabee have more support than Ted Cruz or Rand Paul?
You know they are lying there.
Because nobody takes Ted Cruz's run for the presidency seriously. There's Pretty much universal consensus that he is building a support base of right wing conservatives for his political future. Look for the Mainstream republicans to begin the marginalization of the Tea Party and the right wing between now and 2016. Ted is there to welcome the republican rejects into his fold.
After 2016, he's have all those right wing ducks lined up and quacking in unison to his tune.
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