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The name that all the sudden everyone seems to have forgotten is Marco Rubio he has appeal to both Hispanic and women voters he was and still is a Tea Party favorite he has done nothing to alienate them while still showing a willingness to work across the aisle especially on immigration reform. So far the only notable mistake he has made was keeping his bottled water to far away from him which I don't see as being a problem for him.
Poor, poor Marco
He believed it when Republicans said they were taking the Hispanic vote seriously. Pissed off the TeaTards offering citizenship to wetbacks
Not sure about the radical right, however I agree that Republicans need to get a conservative candidate this time. Last time Romney failed in this regard, and many conservative Republicans did not vote. The same could be said with McCain, although he is a good man, many of his views did not connect with conservative voters.But the radical right got their ‘true conservative.’
Ted Cruz would fit the bill, and would get "true" conservatives out to vote. Same for Ron Paul (although many conservatives would disagree with his views on Capital Punishment).
If we look at the far left, one candidate that comes to mind is Howard Dean. His views are so far left that they in fact merge with the far right. Realistically though, as many have already stated, Hillary Clinton at this point is the most likely candidate for the Democrats in 2016.
Governor of Massachusetts: Jan 2003 — Jan 2007
Head of the 2002 Olympic Committee: 1999 — 2002
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Vice President, Bain & Company: 1978 — 1984 (CEO: 1990-92)
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Romney is a leftist moron, as evident by his tenure at Massachusetts. He won't get in the way of America being reclaimed by it's rightful heirs.
The name that all the sudden everyone seems to have forgotten is Marco Rubio he has appeal to both Hispanic and women voters he was and still is a Tea Party favorite he has done nothing to alienate them while still showing a willingness to work across the aisle especially on immigration reform. So far the only notable mistake he has made was keeping his bottled water to far away from him which I don't see as being a problem for him.
Poor, poor Marco
He believed it when Republicans said they were taking the Hispanic vote seriously. Pissed off the TeaTards offering citizenship to wetbacks
shhhhh ..... The rw's are trying to forget that happened.
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Double Down, new book from Halperin and Heilemann quotes Mittens as saying he couldn't stop laughing at Christie. Understandable that Mittens would hate Christie - they're opposites in every way. I can't remember what it was but he gave him a terrible nickname.
Real Republicans don't listen to the likes of Mojo2 and The Rabbi and those knotheads.
Cruz's campaign is finished before it can begin.
And, besides, he is not eligible to be president, not being a natural born citizen and all
Neither is Obama ,but he lied his way into office .
BHO actually was born in Hawaii to an American citizen. Cruz was not.
Real Republicans don't listen to the likes of Mojo2 and The Rabbi and those knotheads.
Cruz's campaign is finished before it can begin.
And, besides, he is not eligible to be president, not being a natural born citizen and all.
Kind of a "one trick pony," aren't you? If you are one, you prove that there are dumbass Republicans also!
I am a true blue American and Republican. You are not if you support the TPM.
Mitt Romney isn't including tea party favorite Ted Cruz among the Republicans' most electable potential presidential candidates in 2016.
Neither is Obama ,but he lied his way into office .
BHO actually was born in Hawaii to an American citizen. Cruz was not.
Cruz has already been cleared, legally, so that if/when he chooses to run there is no doubt and there will be no doubt that he is eligible.
Kind of a "one trick pony," aren't you? If you are one, you prove that there are dumbass Republicans also!
I am a true blue American and Republican. You are not if you support the TPM.
When you get a chance, attend a TP Rally. Learn what it's really about. Remember also, Rs have not won with RINO candidates like McCain and Romney who are more liberal than conservative.
I always support the R candidate for President even if he's not my first choice. I'm a true blue American, served in the military, I vote at every election, and I support the principles of The Tea Party!
Romney leaves Cruz off his list of 2016 GOP stars | Political Headlines | Comcast
Mitt Romney isn't including tea party favorite Ted Cruz among the Republicans' most electable potential presidential candidates in 2016.
Who does the 2012 GOP nominee put on his list of "very capable people?"
His ex-running mate, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
But Romney says New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie "stands out as one of the very strongest lights."
Romney was asked on NBC's "Meet the Press" whether Texas Sen. Cruz is a "potential light."
Romney said he's not going to disqualify anybody. But he made clear that he had given the names of those he thought were "the most effective in becoming elected."
Cruz led the GOP effort to shut down the government in an effort to dismantle Obama's health care law
If Romney was President right now ,we would be much better off ,because of the shellacking we have had from Obama.
It's too early to tell, but I believe the "Bush" name as far more attractive than many think. Jeb Bush would be a great candidate especially having a latino wife. I would prefer a more conservative candidate, but Romney may be correct. How about Bush/Paul?
Just so. Christie/Bush would be good.
If Christie stands out as one of the strongest lights, why didn't Romney choose him as a running mate?
Because Christie has a past that would disqualify him and Romney knew it.
Double Down Excerpt: Mitt Romney Feared Chris Christie's Baggage | TIME.com
The vetters were stunned by the garish controversies lurking in the shadows of his record. There was a 2010 Department of Justice inspector generals investigation of Christies spending patterns in his job prior to the governorship, which criticized him for being the U.S. attorney who most often exceeded the government [travel expense] rate without adequate justification and for offering insufficient, inaccurate, or no justification for stays at swank hotels like the Four Seasons. There was the fact that Christie worked as a lobbyist on behalf of the Securities Industry Association at a time when Bernie Madoff was a senior SIA officialand sought an exemption from New Jerseys Consumer Fraud Act. There was Christies decision to steer hefty government contracts to donors and political allies like former Attorney General John Ashcroft, which sparked a congressional hearing. There was a defamation lawsuit brought against Christie arising out of his successful 1994 run to oust an incumbent in a local Garden State race. Then there was Todd Christie, the Governors brother, who in 2008 agreed to a settlement of civil charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission in which he acknowledged making hundreds of trades in which customers had been systematically overcharged.
Christie is crooked enough to be a democrat.
I, for one, am underwhelmed
I have a question who will the Democrats put up if Hillary doesn't run? The left has been so focused on who the Republicans might or might not nominate you haven't noticed the cupboard is pretty bare after Hillary.
I don't know who would have Cruz on their list of contenders. The guy is a psychopath.
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romney what?
I mean seriously, who gives a crap what he says? hes some expert?
If Christie stands out as one of the strongest lights, why didn't Romney choose him as a running mate?
Because Christie has a past that would disqualify him and Romney knew it.
Double Down Excerpt: Mitt Romney Feared Chris Christie's Baggage | TIME.com
The vetters were stunned by the garish controversies lurking in the shadows of his record. There was a 2010 Department of Justice inspector generals investigation of Christies spending patterns in his job prior to the governorship, which criticized him for being the U.S. attorney who most often exceeded the government [travel expense] rate without adequate justification and for offering insufficient, inaccurate, or no justification for stays at swank hotels like the Four Seasons. There was the fact that Christie worked as a lobbyist on behalf of the Securities Industry Association at a time when Bernie Madoff was a senior SIA officialand sought an exemption from New Jerseys Consumer Fraud Act. There was Christies decision to steer hefty government contracts to donors and political allies like former Attorney General John Ashcroft, which sparked a congressional hearing. There was a defamation lawsuit brought against Christie arising out of his successful 1994 run to oust an incumbent in a local Garden State race. Then there was Todd Christie, the Governors brother, who in 2008 agreed to a settlement of civil charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission in which he acknowledged making hundreds of trades in which customers had been systematically overcharged.
Christie is crooked enough to be a democrat.
I, for one, am underwhelmed
Christie strikes me as being like Rudy Guiliani.
There's a Northeastern Faction that likes him, but he won't play in Flyover Country.
Romney leaves Cruz off his list of 2016 GOP stars | Political Headlines | Comcast
Mitt Romney isn't including tea party favorite Ted Cruz among the Republicans' most electable potential presidential candidates in 2016.
Who does the 2012 GOP nominee put on his list of "very capable people?"
His ex-running mate, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
But Romney says New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie "stands out as one of the very strongest lights."
Romney was asked on NBC's "Meet the Press" whether Texas Sen. Cruz is a "potential light."
Romney said he's not going to disqualify anybody. But he made clear that he had given the names of those he thought were "the most effective in becoming elected."
Cruz led the GOP effort to shut down the government in an effort to dismantle Obama's health care law
If Romney was President right now ,we would be much better off ,because of the shellacking we have had from Obama.
I, for one, am underwhelmed
Christie strikes me as being like Rudy Guiliani.
There's a Northeastern Faction that likes him, but he won't play in Flyover Country.
You mean all 25 electoral votes?
Christie can win in purple states, which the other Republucans can't
People are tired of the partisan bickering. Christie is the only candidate who has shown a willingness to work with the other side
