Posted: 11/12/2010 8:24:17 AM EDT
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http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/eye-on-2012/the-2012-presidential-line.html?wprss=thefix
10. Marco Rubio: 9. Mike Pence: 8. Mike Huckabee: 7. Mitch Daniels: 6. Newt Gingrich: 5. John Thune: 4. Haley Barbour: 3. Tim Pawlenty: 2. Sarah Palin: 1. Mitt Romney: My pick at this point would be Pence, or Barbour. |
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http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/eye-on-2012/the-2012-presidential-line.html?wprss=thefix 10. Marco Rubio: 9. Mike Pence: 8. Mike Huckabee: 7. Mitch Daniels: 6. Newt Gingrich: 5. John Thune: 4. Haley Barbour: 3. Tim Pawlenty: 2. Sarah Palin: 1. Mitt Romney: My pick at this point would be Pence, or Barbour. Mine too....but I wouldn't be crazy about it. |
Former NY Governor Pataki has publicly stated his interest.    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Pataki |
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Marco Rubio: I like what he says, but he's too young, and he has douche-bag hair.
Mike Pence: A good Veep choice, but no Rep is going to win the top slot. Mike Huckabee: Fat guy who annoys too many people. Mitch Daniels: Good to go. Newt Gingrich: Oblivious to the fact that many Americans despise him. John Thune: Good to go Haley Barbour: I like what he says, but he doesn't stand a chance winning states outside the South. Tim Pawlenty: Not bad. Sarah Palin: Oblivious to the fact that many Americans despise her. Her voice annoys the planet. Mitt Romney: Nice hair. The only Fat Guy who stands a chance is Chris Christie. |
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How do the Republicans expect to win when nearly every one of their top-10 have major flaws or wouldn't be much better than Bush if elected to the WH? I want: Chris Christie Paul Ryan Ron Paul Gary Johnson Any of them would do. But are they on the list? No. I guess good leaders seldom make presidency in America any more. |