[rocksblues]

Polls are just a liberal way to upset conservatives!

[DogandPonyShow]

McCain

[rocksblues]

http://www.buzzdash.com/index.php?page=comment&C_id=22&BB_id=65061&back_url=http%3A//www.buzzdash.com/index.php%3Fpage%3Dcategory%26C_id%3D22

[Radix]

I do not do polls, but the truth of the matter concerning this question is ridiculously obvious.

[Popman]

Which Republican do you trust most to fix the economy?

I don't trust Republicans to fix the economy.

I trust conservatives to fix it, these days there is a difference between the two

[elizabetty]

Ron Paul needs to be elected President of Polling.

[VegasBaby]

I would trust the man who’s worth $250 billion dollars as a result of actually working in that economy.

[VRWCmember]

I don’t trust anyone — republican or democrat — to “fix the economy”. The only thing politicians can do to fix the economy is get out of the way, minimize the things that restrict economic growth (i.e. taxes and regulations), and encourage the private sector to do its thing.

[Caipirabob]

Ronald Reagan. I've got a shovel...

[Vigilanteman]

Fix the economy as in repair or make right?

Or fix the economy as in neuter or halt growth?

i.e., I got my tomcat fixed.

[Popman]

The Paulbots are hitting hitting the poll hard.

[ejonesie22]

I don’t know if its Republican, but I think Asteroid 2007 TU24 is our best hope against the Democrats.

The added plus is that after it’s term is finished there will be many jobs in the construction and manufacturing sectors.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1958996/posts

[Allan Bartlett]

Ron Paul is the only Republican IMO who can fix this mess we are in. The medicine is going to be hard to swallow, but necessary.

[Clemenza]

Ron Paul.

You said, economy, NOT foreign policy.

[do the dhue]

Dick Cheney

[newheart]

False premise. If you believe that the economy can be “fixed” by outside forces (especially originating in the government) then you are already disqualified as a fiscal conservative.

[ToryNotion]

Research how much time each candidate has spent studying the science of economics. Judge for yourself how free a ‘free market’ each candidate supports. For me the answer to your question has to be Ron Paul. If you want a candidate who favors free markets and has real answers for these economic issues and not the same Keynesian, big government, mixed economy crapola, he’s the man.

[ex-snook]

Whoever is against ‘free’ trade deals exporting our seed corn.

If there is no one willing to solve the problem then it won’t make any difference.

[shaft29]

What’s wrong with the economy? I have never had it better than now.

[JFC]

Mitt Romney

[lormand]

You comment reminds me of a saying I recently read.

"If an organization is not explicitly Conservative, then it will eventually become Liberal."

< /paraphrase >