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No one.

I lived under Mitt for two terms. My wife works in the hospital business. I need not say more about that empty suit, weasel.

I liked Barbour because he did a decent job at the RNC and got through Katrina without whining, and he knows how to run a state in a crisis.

I am interested in Daniels. I am learning more about him.

This is what the primary season is all about.

The things I do not like about Sarah are not policy related. To me, she seems like a “type.” Someone that is in this more for themselves, than for the country. Someone that is always making the point—”Look at me.” Someone that has an angle.

I am turned off by her persona. I am turned off by the cutesy public image. When I have seen those types in the past—in private—they are narcissistic, demanding, and really, really unkind. Those are the things that trouble me.

Is it rational? Nope. But every time I hear her speak it is like fingers on a chalkboard. And I wonder why the masses that surround her cannot see what I see.

I simply do not trust her.

Yes, all politicians are generally weasels. They haven’t changed much since they were in high school. Some of my class mates are in Congress, and some are in the State House. I did not trust any of them when I was playing football with them, and I trust them even less now.

So, when it comes to trusting a politician, I pretty much figure that they are all out for themselves. They are all out for money and power.

I will support the nominee. I just won’t support her in any primary.