The consistent one.
I like Hunter best, but Thompson is OK and may have a better shot to win.
I vote WILLARD!
Thompson is electable, Hunter is not....a wasted vote in the Primary to place an un-electable candidate on the ballot only leads to a Hildabeast win.
I like Duncan Hunter the best
Fred
{ducking while laughing}
Before we get the Fred followers saying that Duncan isn’t electable and is not gaining traction, here’s the latest evidence.
Here’s a recent poll showing Hunter at 4%.
http://www.angus-reid.com/polls/view/28889/republicans_2008_giuliani_28_thompson_19
Here’s an intrade link to the forum site discussing how Hunter might be gaining traction.
http://bb.intrade.com/intradeForum/posts/list/1797.page
Here’s one showing Fred at 6%, and discussing why.
http://bb.intrade.com/intradeForum/posts/list/1805.page
One thing prediction markets are better at — their only bias is whether someone can make money trading the futures contracts.
The Efficacy Of Prediction Markets
The Liberty Papers ^ | November 8, 2007 | Brad Warbiany
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1922961/posts
Posted on 11/08/2007 12:21:43 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Fred has lost ~30 points at Intrade over the last few weeks, looks like it’s stabilizing at ~6%.
Thompson Tanking in Futures Markets (Intrade, IEM)
Intrade; Iowa Electronic Markets ^ | October 31, 2008
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1919127/posts
I’m punching the button for Fred at this point, but if his campaign doesn’t get traction, I’d settle for Mitt. Let’s face it. As I’ve said for 6 months, Hunter’s campaign is going nowhere.
Mitt Romney.
Here’s my reasoning:
I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE to have Duncan Hunter as President of the United States, but I realistically don’t believe that he will get the Republican Nomination.
Fred Thompson would be great, but I think he entered the race too late and does not have the ability to overtake Rudy as the Republican frontrunner.
In order to prevent liberal Rudy from getting the Nomination, which would be a disaster to the Republican Party (even if he wins the Presidency), I would rally behind Mitt Romney. Mitt is conservative enough (barely), is best positioned in terms of funding, and will probably win in most states that have early Primaries, thus giving him the momentum to overtake Rudy for the Nomination
In short, it is my humble opinion that supporting Mitt Romney is the best chance of avoiding the disaster that would be a Rudy vs. Hillary General Election.
You can rule out B
Hunter
Fred’s my first choice, and the only one I’ve donated money to yet.
Hunter now - Hunter always!
I like Hunter but don’t think he has a shot of winning.
I have to vote Fred Thompson.
Romney is too NE liberal for my tastes and anti gun.
I’m from NY so the possibility that anyone besides Rudy winning here is pretty far fetched. Therefore I’ll vote for hunter because there is still the possibility he could be VP or in the cabinet and he needs all the support he can get. I don’t want Huckabee to be VP
Fred Thompson for President
Michael Steele for VP
John Bolton for Secretary of State
Duncan Hunter for Secretary of Defense
Rick Santorum for Attorney General
Tom Tancredo for Sec’y of Homeland Security
Mitt Romney for Secretary of the Treasury
J.C. Watts for Secretary of HUD
Rudy Giuliani for Hurricane Katrina/Gulf Coast Czar
John McCain for Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Well, my thought is that in the primaries, you vote for whom you would like to see as President.
In the general election you vote against Hilary, regardless.
I’m voting for Hunter in the primaries.