It’s a tough call. I actually like a lesser candidate, a Black minister named Derrick Grayson. http://www.grayson2014.com/
He’d be the type to make the leftists’ heads explode, since we know how much they REALLY despise Black people who’ve gotten off the plantation.
It may end up your having to vote for Handel for the first primary in order to stop the worst case scenario of Perdue vs. Kingston, a RINO orgyfest. Of course, at least you have some choices. Across the border here in Tennessee, we can’t seem to depose Lamar!, and we have the added problems of an underfunded Tea Party challenger (Joe Carr), open primaries (Dems love to help the GOP select their most liberal nominee) and no runoffs. It’s a total fiasco.
I predict Kingston fades by the 20th. Gingrey is such a tool. Paul Broun was running an ad tonight. It was pretty good.
My sister asked me if I knew about Grayson the other day but I had not heard about him.
I thought Joe Carr had 600,000.
It's an extremely easy call if you ask me. Broun, a creationist with ties to the Paul movement, would be at serious risk a losing the GE to spawn of Nunn, so HELL no to him, I don't care what his fan club thinks about him being "the most conservative".
Grayson has a zero% chance of finishing in the top 2, so no to him, unfortunately he would be a wasted vote. I agree with you that Perdue is the least conservative, worse than the national GOPE favorite, Kingston.
Handel is the clear choice. Palin did us a big favor endorsing her, and Joni Ernst in Iowa. Despite what one poster on this thread thinks about Palin choosing to endorse women, they happen to be the best choices in these cases.