Who actually supports Ted Cruz? The dude is a radical right wing nut job who literally looks like a pig (Animal Farm, hurray!). I lean more democrat but if I had to choose a Republican, it wouldn't be a radical. Same with democrats.
Quote from: Kupo on March 12, 2015, 06:44:58 PM Elizabeth WarrenI would be more than okay with this and actually not waste a Garry Johnson ballot, but she's stated herself that she won't be running in '16.
Elizabeth Warren
QuoteThere's not much point commenting on the Democratic primaries, though. Clinton's pretty much a sure thing. The only other person who could probably give her a run for her money would be Biden or Kerry, but they won't fuck her up I don't think.The media's going after her hard with this email thing.
There's not much point commenting on the Democratic primaries, though. Clinton's pretty much a sure thing. The only other person who could probably give her a run for her money would be Biden or Kerry, but they won't fuck her up I don't think.
Ted Cruz
Quote from: Meta Cognition on March 12, 2015, 01:48:34 PMQuote from: Mad Max on March 12, 2015, 01:14:52 PMIf Republicans knew what was good for them we'd see Jon Huntsman again. I strongly considered voting for him in the last run.That's the second time I've seen you mention Huntsman, what do you like about him? What makes him better than Bush or Rubio or Walker?Huntsman's strength is foreign policy, especially with China. He supports LGBT equality, campaign finance reform, education reform, and a few other more liberal positions that other republicans seem to be afraid of being associated with. He doesn't push the "sanctity of marriage" or pander to "your freedoms are in danger" or "America is #1 forever" bullshit. So many other republicans are down in the mud, busy dragging everyone through it, and Huntsman is more high-road material.
Quote from: Mad Max on March 12, 2015, 01:14:52 PMIf Republicans knew what was good for them we'd see Jon Huntsman again. I strongly considered voting for him in the last run.That's the second time I've seen you mention Huntsman, what do you like about him? What makes him better than Bush or Rubio or Walker?
If Republicans knew what was good for them we'd see Jon Huntsman again. I strongly considered voting for him in the last run.
Quote from: Mad Max on March 12, 2015, 02:07:55 PMQuote from: Meta Cognition on March 12, 2015, 01:48:34 PMQuote from: Mad Max on March 12, 2015, 01:14:52 PMIf Republicans knew what was good for them we'd see Jon Huntsman again. I strongly considered voting for him in the last run.That's the second time I've seen you mention Huntsman, what do you like about him? What makes him better than Bush or Rubio or Walker?Huntsman's strength is foreign policy, especially with China. He supports LGBT equality, campaign finance reform, education reform, and a few other more liberal positions that other republicans seem to be afraid of being associated with. He doesn't push the "sanctity of marriage" or pander to "your freedoms are in danger" or "America is #1 forever" bullshit. So many other republicans are down in the mud, busy dragging everyone through it, and Huntsman is more high-road material.I think it was on the Colbert Report where he basically said super packs are bullshit.
Quote from: Mad Max on March 12, 2015, 01:14:52 PMIf Republicans knew what was good for them we'd see Jon Huntsman again. I strongly considered voting for him in the last run.Fuck, I keep forgetting about Huntsman! I think I might prefer him over Rand Paul.
Quote from: Kupo on March 17, 2015, 10:09:00 AMQuote from: Mad Max on March 12, 2015, 01:14:52 PMIf Republicans knew what was good for them we'd see Jon Huntsman again. I strongly considered voting for him in the last run.Fuck, I keep forgetting about Huntsman! I think I might prefer him over Rand Paul.Too bad Huntsman is out of the game. He's said on multiple occasions that he wont run in 2016, and wont go back to the governorship.
Who should the parties nominate in the run-up to 2016?
