Hunter would make a great President. But one problem, he is not well known enough and there seems to be no effort by the Republican party to push him into the public eye. That is why he got nowhere the last time around. Palin has the limelight, so I believe Palin with Hunter as VP. Thing might change, but the grand old Party flounders like a bunch of sick puppies and without the hard push of the Party, nothing will happen.
“there seems to be no effort by the Republican party to push [Hunter] into the public eye. That is why he got nowhere the last time around. Palin has the limelight, so I believe Palin with Hunter as VP. Thing might change, but the grand old Party flounders like a bunch of sick puppies and without the hard push of the Party, nothing will happen.”
There is no effort by the RNC to put any good conservative into the public eye. They’re not even happy with Palin.
There seems to be no push by Hunter to push himself into the public eye.
Let's look at 2008 realistically. Hunter was a retiring Congresmman who used the primary process to advance a key issue. He had neither the funding, infrastructure, nor support network to make a serious run.
2012 may seem a long way away, but anyone who's considering going for the brass ring needs to be working now to set up the chess pieces they're going to need. The "primary season", as depressing as it is to admit this, begins immediately after the mid-term elections in November.