There will be several top notch candidates for the GOP. I’m waiting to hear from all of them before hitching my wagon to any of them. The field is wide open and the primary season will be long and arduous.
One thing for certain - I do not want a conservative version of BO. I do not want arrogance and grandstanding. I do not want slick oratory and I don’t want a celebrity persona. I do not want a candidate who drives liberals up the wall just because we it’s fun watching liberals blow a gasket.
I don’t have anything against Cruz, but I like to see the full menu at the restaurant before deciding what I want.
Have you been following what has been going on in Washington DC since Cruz got there? Reading your comment, it appears you have been living in a cave since 2012. Maybe you should get out more.
Early on, I became enamored with Dr. Carson but quickly pulled back after hearing and reading his response to some things, namely his statement on Trayvon Martin, now Ferguson and other current events. I came to realize he identifies too closely with black victim hood, while telling blacks to work hard and make something of themselves.
I also liked Rubio but then saw his interview before his election to the Senate, standing firm on securing the border and saying people had waited a long time to immigrate to the U.S. and illegals should get in line besides this nation is a nation of laws!
No matter how passionate and caring his new speech supporting "reform," I found and find his shiftiness and "charming" way he supports open borders a real problem.
I think a few other candidates counting on getting in will realize what a problem it would be in any debate with Ted onstage and they also heard all of their stances articulated in a very winsome way, easy to understand and hard to disagree with.