I think Newt is viable, but personally I really just want to see any kind of "debate" with zero ... or whomever.
I think Santorum is being given short shrift because he wanted to maintain a majority and Michelle is ... I'm sorry to say this ... a woman, and after having ONE culture shock that hasn't been good, I don't think America will vote for a woman.
Cain should stay in the race for no other reason than to polarize the race baiting the democrats are guilty of. The talk shows and news/pundits wouldn't be able to sit still if Herman stays in ... they'd internally hemmorhage.
I don't know what to think of Perry, but I'd take him over Romney any day.
When it's all said and done, I think we will have a clear candidate from the primary
“When it’s all said and done, I think we will have a clear candidate from the primary”
Then you do think one of the current GOP candidates will get enough delegates committed during the primaries to avoid the decision being made by the delegates at the convention?
If so, which one?
“I don’t know what to think of Perry...”
I’m thinking Perry is about due for his second act.
Newt is really rather erratic, it’s very hard to see him as president.
Republicans clearly do not want Romney.
We DO need to nominate someone who will be seen as a plausible president by those “others” who do not really care about politics.
I was shocked when one of the attys I work with knew nothing about Toomey’s recent tax proposals. With some others I wouldn’t have mentioned it, but this guy is a republican and a tax lawyer.
It shows how little attention most people pay to politics.