2012 GOP Nomination - Choice

[Omar]

Just want to see who NSBB sides with, and how strongly. Edited December 15, 2011 by Omar

[Sammy Sofa]

Wait, voting for who we'd want or who we think is going to get it?

[Omar]

Wait, voting for who we'd want or who we think is going to get it?

 

For who'd we want to win.

 

For the record, Ron Paul gets my vote this February, but I'm predicting Romney.

[jersey cubs fan]

presumably this poll is going to show you who a large number of people think is the least electable candidate.

[rawaction]

So, how should a Democrat vote? Who they think is the best candidate or who will be the easiest to beat?

[Sammy Sofa]

Wait, voting for who we'd want or who we think is going to get it?

 

For who'd we want to win.

 

For the former I'd got with Romney. For the latter...Huntsman, I guess.

[Omar]

So, how should a Democrat vote? Who they think is the best candidate or who will be the easiest to beat?

 

I'm a democrat but I'm sure you can still have an opinion on the candidates from the other side.

[Banedon]

Huntsman.

[Guest]

I don't see the plane crash option. Least inspiring group of candidates I can remember.

[OleMissCub]

I like Huntsman. Has gobs of experience, both domestic and international, and isn't a pandering nitwit i.e. isn't afraid to admit to his belief in evolution and global warming.

[Little Slide Rooter]

I really don't care but I'm going with Gingrich because if nothing else, I can't hear his name without thinking of Chris Farley so he'll be good for a laugh.

[SouthSideRyan]

Are the people who voted Bachman and Santorum dems who want an easy win? I've never seen anyone admit to being a supporter of them

[OleMissCub]

I don't see the plane crash option. Least inspiring group of candidates I can remember.

 

1996 was pretty damn bad. Other than Bob Dole you had Lamar Alexander, Pat Buchanan, Robert Dornan, Steve Forbes, Alan Keyes, Phil Graham and Dick Lugar.

[bukie]

I don't see the plane crash option. Least inspiring group of candidates I can remember.

Inanimate carbon rod?

[rawaction]

I don't see the plane crash option. Least inspiring group of candidates I can remember.

 

1996 was pretty damn bad. Other than Bob Dole you had Lamar Alexander, Pat Buchanan, Robert Dornan, Steve Forbes, Alan Keyes, Phil Graham and Dick Lugar.

 

I see your 1996 GOP and raise you 2004 Democrats. John Kerry, John Edwards (while knocking up a woman that was not his cancer ridden wife), Howard "BWAH" Dean, Al Sharpton, Joe Lieberman, Carol Mosely Braun.

[Banedon]

I don't see the plane crash option. Least inspiring group of candidates I can remember.

 

1996 was pretty damn bad. Other than Bob Dole you had Lamar Alexander, Pat Buchanan, Robert Dornan, Steve Forbes, Alan Keyes, Phil Graham and Dick Lugar.

 

I see your 1996 GOP and raise you 2004 Democrats. John Kerry, John Edwards (while knocking up a woman that was not his cancer ridden wife), Howard "BWAH" Dean, Al Sharpton, Joe Lieberman, Carol Mosely Braun.

 

lol @ Lieberman

[Guest]

I'm less inspired by this group. I mean, CAIN was the front runner for a while. The current front runner is a recycle from 20 years ago.

 

Not to mention that the party platform went from moving to the far right to going to whacked-out, hide-your-head-in-the-sand-and-ignore-reality.

[rawaction]

I'm less inspired by this group. I mean, CAIN was the front runner for a while. The current front runner is a recycle from 20 years ago.

 

Not to mention that the party platform went from moving to the far right to going to whacked-out, hide-your-head-in-the-sand-and-ignore-reality.

 

As a Democrat, Herman Cain was the ideal Republican Nominee. He was an absolute joke.

[rocket]

i felt bad for gary johnson so i voted for him