Rasmussen poll of Republican voters: Christie 21, Rubio 18, Jeb Bush 16

Hot Air ^ | August 7, 2013 | Allahpundit

[meadsjn]

CRUZ, PALIN OR bust, AND YES those are my keywords.

Second that!

[staytrue]

jeb bush lost to lawton chiles when chiles started robo calls to seniors saying bush would cut their social security.

Kasich is interested in running I believe. And of course the Palinistas want another crack at winning.

[SENTINEL]

The fix is already in. Didn't vote for Romney. Won't vote for any of these three. George Washington again for me i guess.

I'd rather stand and fight like a man than kneel before rinos like a two dollar whore.

[wardaddy]

Rove and Ailes

[Peter ODonnell]

The only answer to this mess is a Conservative-Libertarian party that is free from the globalist influence.

[ScottinVA]

And some of us wonder why Repubs stink it up at national elections.

Try again, Repubs.

[Nextrush]

That’s about all I see that’s good out there.

[who knows what evil?]

Ye gads...are we going to let Red Hampshire democrats choose the GOP candidate again??? This state’s primary should be LAST, not first. How about Texas going first for once?

[Rocky]

None of the above: 45

[EricT.]

The GOP seems to be doing its best to make sure I don’t vote for them.

[DownInFlames]

Time to go 3rd party or none of the above.

[ballplayer]

Dittos

[Drago]

“None of the Above”

[wiggen]

All the independent conservatives such as myself don’t get polled. What you see in this poll is the remains of the incredible shrinking party where the RINOS make up a larger and larger percentage.

[ScottinVA]

[Georgia Girl 2]

Don’t you believe it. Crispy Kreme has zero chance to get the GOP nomination.

[N. Theknow]

Any poll now would be highly skewed with low information voters and be nothing more than "Which name is most recognizable to you?"

However a poll of highly informed FReepers would be quite revealing.

[jwalsh07]

Which only goes to prove once more that the republican party is the stupid party.

[sickoflibs]

RE :”A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that Christie earns 21% support when Republican voters are asked whom they would vote for if the party’s primary in their state were held today. Florida Senator Marco Rubio runs a close second with 18% of the GOP vote, followed by former Florida Governor Jeb Bush at 16% and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul with 15% of the vote.
Congressman Paul Ryan, the unsuccessful Republican vice presidential candidate in 2012, picks up 13% of the Republican vote, with Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker dead last at six percent (6%). Just three percent (3%) prefer another candidate, and eight percent (8%) are undecided. “

Not a surprise to me.