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Hillary is not running on family values........She's running on women's right to be elected president...John Kasich to announce presidential bid July 21 - Mike Allen - POLITICO
John Kasich is entering. Bye Bush and say hello to Kasich.
Most experienced Candidate of them all by far. No contest.
Former House Of reps Congressman for 18 years
Former House budget Chairman to do what no other Budget chairman to ever do construct 4 consecutive balanced budgets in our life time.
Very successful Ohio Gove in the show me state and only true 50/50 state that he beat to claim victory in 2010 over Obama backed Ted strickland and who Obama personally campaigned for in the capital of Columbus OH. In 2014 he won the state Crushing a very formidable democratic candidate by winning over 60% of those vote and by winning the majority vote in heavily democratic districts that obama won by majority margins in 2008.
Private sector CEO experience working for Lehman Brothers.
Has carsima
Doesn't use a teleprompter
Likable
Can resonate to avg Americans when he talks.
When things go south with Bush all his donors we move to John Kasich.
A Kasich/Rubio ticket would give Republicans their best chance, once voters get to know Kasich. The big question for Kasich is whether or not he can get the money he needs to get his campaign rolling.
One of the pitfalls of announcing later than your opponents is that some of the "seed money" has been spent already by the party faithful. Now you're reliant upon the big donors. And while that is fine that those who can drop checks in the six digits are returning your phone calls; a few losses and thos calls are not going to be returned. When that happens, the money dries up quickly.
Kasich's largest advantage is his proximity to Iowa as the first contest. Two of the largest disadvantages is that he is John Kasich who makes dry toast look interesting and that he chose to be a field general on the GOP's war on reproductive rights. When your presumptive opponent in the General election will be the first female to lead a ticket for a major party in a national election, you're screwed.
Women's rights wont be that big of an issue at all in this campaign. Kasich is known as a very huge family man. Due to this he wont have an issue with women no matter what record he has. He's probably the most family oriented man of the entire field even more than Hilary.
When people look at her they don't see a women. That's not good for her.