[cuban leaf]

...ends up nominating whoever’s turn it is...

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That’s one of the things that really ticked me off about the R’s the last few elections. D’s do it to (e.g. hillary), but that is less of a concern to me.

[skeeter]

I guess that takes away the RINO’s most oft used (and typically only) reason to vote for their guy - “but he can win”.

[cuban leaf]

There are only three candidates I’ll vote for. If anyone other than one of these three gets the nomination, I will not cast a vote for president:

Walker
Cruz
Carson

[arthurus]

The conservatives are all running against each other and the Democrat choice is sitting over their on the sidelines where his pAC will snipe viciously at the contenders without taking much part himself until he has done maximum damage. Then he will raise his head as the last man standing.

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

Why anyone is paying attention to polls this far out is ridiculous.

Obviously candidates (including Clinton and Bush) with highest name ID always score highest until some of the other candidates have a chance to raise their profiles.

[TBP]

Several could. Some would be better than others.

[dowcaet]

Walker or Cruz would be the preferred candidate. Rand Paul and Marco Rubio both have a decent shot too at the nomination, but I’m wary of both of them, especially Rubio. I think the GOPe has already talked about a Jeb alternative and I think it’s Rubio.

[CivilWarBrewing]

The media is doing their best to downplay Ted Cruz and even ignore him when mentioning the candidates. Even Laura Ingrahm failed to mention Cruz when rattling off the candidate’s names. SHAME ON HER.