[dynachrome]

We need Jeb Bush!/sarc

[dynachrome]

Thanks to Bushbacker1 for this one!

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[chajin]

Hey, that’s my newspaper! (OK, I haven’t bought a copy in at least ten years, it’s owned by the NYT and read (past tense) like a hickville version of the same, probably still does, but I freeped the poll anyway; thanks for the FYI

[FrdmLvr]

Yes 46%
No 54%

Number of votes cast: 269

[onyx]

Would U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz be a good choice to be the Republican presidential nominee?

Yes 48%
No 52%

Number of votes cast: 277

IDIOTS.

TED CRUZ ALL the way to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C.

[Aria]

I agree with Cruz's ideas and understand that he is brilliant but have one question. With all the fall out from lack of management experience we are dealing with (although in Obama’s case maybe that's a good thing) is it a problem that Cruz doesn't seem to have experience managing anything?

No, I don't think management experience should trump ideology (Jeb) but POTUS isn't exactly a job to learn while you do it. It's just another reason why I've been so pro-Sarah although sadly have to admit she'll never make it to the WH.

[House Atreides]

Would U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz be a good choice to be the Republican presidential nominee?
Yes 49%
No 51%

Number of votes cast: 287

[Ditter]

YES IS AHEAD NOW BUT WE NEED MORE!

[kingattax]

YES 55% 332 votes

[PoloSec]

Voted:

Yes...57%

No....43%

[TangoLimaSierra]

Yes 58%
No 42%

Number of votes cast: 366

[publius911]

I refuse to participate in stupid propaganda, useless opinion polls.
I am serious. I do intend to write in "Vladimir Putin" for president, if the official GOP continues outdemming the dummicrats, and fail to hammer away at the cancers destroying out country...

An arrogant gigantic feral federal bureaucracy and corresponding gigantic Federal debt.
An unchecked invasion by foreign countries intent of completing the "fundamental transformation of the United States of America."

The absolutely malicious program of preventing Americans from using their critical national resources.

The continuing fragmentation of our social structure, not only allowed, but promotd and encouraged by the Federal government.

What will I have to gain?
the accelerated day or reckoning, and the cleaning of the stables, and the ultimate use of lamp poles.

What have I got to lose?
Nothing. Every time we choose the lesser of two evils, things still get worse.
I have reached the point where it can't get any worse. At least in a scenario where I have no choice other than to feel more helpless than before.

[Amendment10]

I will reluctantly support Ted Cruz if that’s who Obama guard dog Fx News nominates for Republican candidate. (I know that’s not how it’s supposed to work, but ...)

Otherwise, let’s not send any more Harvard Law School-indoctrinated politicians to DC.

[EXCH54FE]

Yes 59%
No 41%

Number of votes cast: 376

[South40]

Done.

[Hostage]

Would U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz be a good choice to be the Republican presidential nominee?

Yes 61%
No 39%

Number of votes cast: 417

Senator Ted Cruz is the clearest choice in a generation.

[KGeorge]

Only 466 votes yet. 64% Yes

Didja see he won the straw poll at the Republican Leadership Conference?

[KGeorge]

Only 466 votes yet. 64% Yes

Didja see he won the straw poll at the Republican Leadership Conference?

[Grams A]

Now 64% YES, 36% NO

[octex]

This poll is about a year too early.

I really like my Sen. Cruz, but a lot of things can change in a year.

[Cheerio]

Would U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz be a good choice to be the Republican presidential nominee?

Yes 70%
No 30%

Number of votes cast: 673