Saw that. What are the realistic penalties?

 

 

Probably not much.

Someone has to get the nomination.

 

2016 is ripe for an R that won't screw it up.

 

And there's the catch.

Not electable in this Universe. Too tainted with the nutty label and says things too often that keep that albatross around his neck. Young libertarians like yourself will vote for him as they did his daddy but old white men will vote for the establishment man, Bush III. I say it's another Bush v. Clinton matchup.

 

If you consider Scott Walker part of some nutty right wing group you don't have handle on politics. Walker has the best of both worlds he has cred with tea party and establishment. There is a reason for a month left leaning websites have been going after him. But nothing sticks. He is a credible threat for the white house.

Taking money from foreign govt's , setting up an email account to do official business with ( ON THE DAY SHE WAS PICKED AS SEC Of State) , being a general dufus , nothing will stop the D's from nominating the Hil. Nothing.

 

Including proof now that they knew Benghazi was a terrorist act right away. Shocked, I know. I wonder where (I eat too much) Candy Crowley is now tracking down that story.

Of the list posted, I will be looking more closely at Rand Paul to consider for my vote, should he actually be a choice. He intrigues me with many positions, infuriates me with others. But all in all, definitely someone I will consider carefully.

Amazing how far Christie has fallen. It pays to strike while the iron is hot. More time to pick through the flaws. Hillary and crew are smart. Get out of the game, write a book, and let the others topple themselves.

 

Christie is the only person. On the list that would pretty much be a lock for my vote. As the fact that Christie appeals to someone like me makes it a lock he WON'T be nominated, I will look at Paul if he is.

Christie is the only person. On the list that would pretty much be a lock for my vote. As the fact that Christie appeals to someone like me makes it a lock he WON'T be nominated, I will look at Paul if he is.

 

Glad to see you at least willing to consider Senator Paul. He's got a few extremes for sure, but I think his "common sense" politics will appeal to a lot of people on both sides of the aisle.

Glad to see you at least willing to consider Senator Paul. He's got a few extremes for sure, but I think his "common sense" politics will appeal to a lot of people on both sides of the aisle.

 

The first and biggest issue for Mr Paul is his ability to actually win the nomination.

The first and biggest issue for Mr Paul is his ability to actually win the nomination.

 

Absolutely. I think he'll have a much easier time in the General than in the Primary.

The first and biggest issue for Mr Paul is his ability to actually win the nomination.

 

The perfect storm for Paul would be to win the nomination and have Hillary win a heated battle with Warren. That would bring young voters who would of voted for Warren to Paul.

Glad to see you at least willing to consider Senator Paul. He's got a few extremes for sure, but I think his "common sense" politics will appeal to a lot of people on both sides of the aisle.

 

There's a lot for me to consider, not the least is the fact that where we disagree, it is a huge chasm.

Mr Carson says being gay is a choice and prison proves it. Not sure if he made any clarifying remarks.

 

 

 

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The perfect storm for Paul would be to win the nomination and have Hillary win a heated battle with Warren. That would bring young voters who would of voted for Warren to Paul.

That ain't gonna happen. We're moving closer to an oligarchy every day. Paul's not going to win the nomination because Jeb has already accumulated a huge amount of money from GOP big-biz fat cats, which in the end will trump all.

 

On the other side of the aisle, no one is going to seriously challenge Mrs. Clinton.

That ain't gonna happen. We're moving closer to an oligarchy every day. Paul's not going to win the nomination because Jeb has already accumulated a huge amount of money from GOP big-biz fat cats, which in the end will trump all.

 

On the other side of the aisle, no one is going to seriously challenge Mrs. Clinton.

 

I assume I'm not alone in this, but I for one am incredibly tired of the same old, same old. Enough Bushs, enough Clintons.

That ain't gonna happen. We're moving closer to an oligarchy every day. Paul's not going to win the nomination because Jeb has already accumulated a huge amount of money from GOP big-biz fat cats, which in the end will trump all.

 

On the other side of the aisle, no one is going to seriously challenge Mrs. Clinton.

 

Bush isn't winning the nomination. Save this, I'll eat crow if I'm wrong. I just don't see it. If Walker jumps in he will take all of Bush's votes.