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John Kasich the 16th Republican to announce Presidential bid

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,,,never mind. You already know.

is it really the fault of the party that another tossed his hat in the ring?

is it really the fault of the party that another tossed his hat in the ring?

 

Yes, at this point all they are doing is making themselves look incompetent. Lets add every jimmy and joe into the race, because that puts our best candidate forward.

 

Do they want to win, or do they just want the participation trophy.

Does Kasich stand a chance?

 

Mr. Cat says he is only doing this so he can be considered a VP candidate.

Yes, at this point all they are doing is making themselves look incompetent. Lets add every jimmy and joe into the race, because that puts our best candidate forward.

 

Do they want to win, or do they just want the participation trophy.

 

:lol2:

Mr. Cat says he is only doing this so he can be considered a VP candidate.

 

I can see this.

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Mr. Cat says he is only doing this so he can be considered a VP candidate.

 

I can see this.

 

Very strong possibility.

Kasich CAN be competitive. He needs to steal some of Jeb's votes.

Mr. Cat says he is only doing this so he can be considered a VP candidate.

 

Could be a valuable running mate for someone.

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