2016 Presidential Primaries [ SUPER TUESDAY | 3-1-'16]

Graham murdered Santorum on the immigration question.

Jindal dodged the question about the Muslim ninth-grader with the clock, and Pataki made it about Kim Davis.

:FrediConfident:
 
57Brave said:
Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin has concluded he no longer has a path to the Republican presidential nomination and plans to drop out of the 2016 campaign, according to three Republicans familiar with his decision, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

http://www.nytimes.com/politics/fir...walker-said-to-be-quitting-presidential-race/
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King Sack o' Hammers leaves the race.

I wonder if the establishment is going to start pressuring some of the lower-tier candidates to get out. NY Times had a good article about the new rules governing this election's candidate selection process and it could be that they don't want minor candidates (often "favorite sons/daughters" to some extent) to blunt the possibility of coalescing around someone who passes the establishment's muster. Just a theory on my part. It was simply ridiculous for Walker to keep going. Guy is a total idiot. He kind of resembles Mortimer Snerd and he did have the Koch brothers' mighty hand up his butt working his lips.
 
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My top 3 current front runner republicans to become next president.

1) Fiorina - She is extremely quick witted. Needs to work on her sense of humor, but I think it's there, she just needs to start using it. Republicans need to start moving some assets her way. She's got an "it" factor.

2) Rubio - He comes across as a little too green. Obama obviously was a relatively young inexperienced candidate, but he never really gave off the appearance that he wasn't ready. Rubio does have that problem though. But I have to say that I'm extremely impressed in his resiliency. The water bottle thing could have been a career ender, but he's fought his way out of that. Dude's a competitor and he has passion. He also has folks that will back him. He can get the money. He's shown a propensity to improve.

3) Christie - Pubs need to get behind Christie. He is a great politician. Enough with the he's too moderate BS. This is someone who has the personality to win the presidency.
 
weso1 said:
My top 3 current front runner republicans to become next president.

1) Fiorina - She is extremely quick witted. Needs to work on her sense of humor, but I think it's there, she just needs to start using it. Republicans need to start moving some assets her way. She's got an "it" factor.

2) Rubio - He comes across as a little too green. Obama obviously was a relatively young inexperienced candidate, but he never really gave off the appearance that he wasn't ready. Rubio does have that problem though. But I have to say that I'm extremely impressed in his resiliency. The water bottle thing could have been a career ender, but he's fought his way out of that. Dude's a competitor and he has passion. He also has folks that will back him. He can get the money. He's shown a propensity to improve.

3) Christie - Pubs need to get behind Christie. He is a great politician. Enough with the he's too moderate BS. This is someone who has the personality to win the presidency.
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Yep, that's about where I am too. I like Kasich too but really only as a VP.
 
I know noone is really talking about Rafael these these but I"ll bet some of you will like this.

Or you could just [video=youtube;2HgtK7bQU68]https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=29&v=2HgtK7bQU68[/video] instead of reading about it.
 
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Kristin ‏@legaleagle88 9m9 minutes ago
"Tejada's should have tackled Utley before Utley tackled him." - Ben Carson
 
I find the campaign a microcosm of how the candidate would govern.
If there is constant turmoil - well, it only stands to reason that would carry over.
If a candidate goes broke or spends money like water -- well ---

this:

John Nichols ‏@NicholsUprising 40m40 minutes ago

Notable: Democratic socialist @BernieSanders has run the most fiscally-sound campaign, while "conservative" Scott Walker ran a deficit.
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