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Do I have to?  I have to wait for the final two to even think about it.  I doubt I vote for anyone in the GOP unless Kasich sneak by. So that leaves me with Bern and where my vagina ends up.  Not excited at all. Bern really has to get a good running mate, I doubt he survives at that job for four years. One year in he will be 106. 

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that's because he won't advertise. i find it ridiculous that at a time when the presidency is ripe for the picking, most of the country won't vote for johnson because he does nothing to get his name out there. it's silly.

 

It's not ripe for the picking...without real campaign finance reform there is no chance to break out of the two party system. Look at who is being talked about as a credible 3rd party candidate...Bloomberg, a billionaire who could self finance. That's about the only realistic chance to even run a credible third party campaign nationally.

 

And I'm not really sure how I feel about that...I listen to Trump talk about his self-financing, as if he should get a gold star or special pat on the back...yet it made me wonder why someone being rich enough to buy the presidency (or governorship/senate seat/house seat, etc) was considered a good thing. Rich does not necessarily equate to smart.

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1. Kasich

2. Sanders

3. Clinton

 

I have more faith in Kasich restoring sanity to the right wing of the country than Bernie getting much of what he wants. i think Sanders has our countries problems pegged but I have my doubts a 74 year old jewish socialist will gain enough of congresses support, even if he wins the national election. If we're stuck with re-runs I'll roll the dice with clinton.  While my politics are closer to hers on paper, I'm not tremendously impressed with her accomplishments in politics and I have my doubts about her electability with so many half-truths floating around. Im pretty sure her politics are similar to mine because polling numbers tell her this is what swing voters like.

 

Kasich's the safe bet. Balanced budgets, cut fat and create programs that in the long run prevent wasting taxpayers money. Practical and bipartisan conservative. It doesn't really matter that I don't agree with everything he believes, the presidency is a job and he's the most qualified candidate with a much needed approach to federal government. 

 

But if any chicks ask I'm voting for hillary  ;)

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Kasich is the one guy on the Republican side who doesn't turn my blood ice cold at the thought of being president. I don't agree with him on most things, but he's at least a grown up who seems to understand that government has a role to play in our lives and can accomplish things. He's not a damn nihilist like the other folks who would light it on fire just to watch it burn. I thought his answer on expanding Medcaid in Ohio was sincere and showed that he had compassion...but then he always opens his trap about the stupidest idea in politics...the suicidal balanced budget amendment.

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For those of you who callously disregarded my personal choice, I will have you know that Vermin Supreme finished fourth in the Democratic primary in New Hampshire, and he polled more votes than Republican Jim Gilmore.

 

Vermin Supreme finishes fourth in NH presidential primaries

 

Tell me that he doesn't look presidential.

 

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