Mmmm, nope.
Lib media trying to set up more über-RINOs as “candidates”.
IMHO Scott Walker is a far better candidate.
Kasich carried 86 of Ohio’s 88 counties, most amazingly including ALL of the big urban counties containing
1) Cleveland
2) Toledo
3) Akron
4) Youngstown
5) Dayton
6) Columbus
7) Cincinati
ABSOLUTELY UNHEARD of for a GOP candidate to win all of those counties, especially Cuyahoga of all places.
That’s like a GOP candidate carrying Crook County in Il.
He’s neither.....
If the gaffe they cited was his worst, he is nowhere near Joe Biden’s level of gaffiness. Joe Biden is in a class by himself. Even the much-maligned Dan Quayle is an Einstein compared to Joe Biden.
Kasich isn’t even in the Top 5 of GOP presidential candidates for 2016 but it shows how deep a bench the Republicans have in two years time. Kasich is a RINO but is still a hundred times better than Hillary or anyone else on the Democratic side. Kasich would make a good cabinet officer for a President Cruz or President Walker administration. Presidential material? Don’t think so.
He won in part because he came across as a caring Republican. Kasich shed the image Republicans care only about the rich and Big Business. He helped to rebrand the party’s image. And he still managed to cut spending and taxes in OH. Its a winnable combination on the national level.
That’s not a fair comparison; I don’t think he’s near as risible as Joe Biden [who is?]. But, he’s only microscopically better than Huckabee.
Heard him on Hugh Hewitt talking about how he created jobs. In my humble opinion, politicians who brag about ‘creating jobs’ automatically disqualify themselves for higher office by demonstrating that they fundamentally don’t know how our economy works.
I don't think anybody ever referred to John Kasich as "The Dumbest Man In The House".
Loved Kasich in congress. Lukewarm in his governorship. He really sold on his Obamacare rhetoric. Even if he accepted the money, his reasoning was pathetic. VP...maybe...he would be a great representative of the balance budget and reform spearheaded in the 90s by the Newt revolutionaries.
I do not see him as top of the ticket talent. I also do not get how there’s any relation to Biden, who’s nothing but a punchline for the past 3 decades.
Not yur friend on guns. Rules it out for me.
Joe should stick to writing about the wonderful life of gays and not try to tell conservatives, whom to consider for public office.
I just can’t see John Kasich running for the presidency not with his support to Obamacare (which is not nationally accepted / nor excused by most / he would have to address that), and I surely don’t ever think the same of John Kasich and Joe Biden whatsoever because Kasich is intelligent. Biden is a airhead and does exactly (well, not always) what he is told by whoever is managing Obama. And, why people are scared of Biden is a mystery to me (if Obama were to be impeached).
Kasich’s victory was as overwhelming as his defeat had been in 2011, when 61 percent of Ohioans voted to repeal the collective-bargaining reforms he’d signed into law and his approval rating languished in the 30s. His background at Lehman Brothers made it easy for Democrats to portray the law, which affected police and firefighters, as an act of war on the working class and a danger to public safety.
John, ESAD!!!