Who will the GOP and DEm's trot out for 2016?

[The Moz 69]

Rubio , Ryan , Christie --- GOP or is there a dark horse out there better than these 3?

 

HRC, Cuomo , Laugh'n Joe or is there a dark horse here as well better these 3?

 

I still say the favorites are Rubio and HRC (especially if she puts out there if elected Billy will be SOS)

[tikigods 76]

Rubio will not be a viable candidate. Romney didn't pick him as a running mate for a reason.

 

Wait and see who Karl Rove starts chumming around with. The old stalwart Republican guard is working feverishly to start promoting someone. I'm guessing a Republican governor from somewhere in the north.

[hoytdwow 202]

I predict the GOP candidate will begin by touting himself as an everyman who plans to transcend the partisan divide in Washington. Then he will gradually but inexorably tack to the right and repudiate all his past moderate aims until we're left with a wheezing shell of a man with melted hair gel who has lost the election, has no idea what he stands for, is $40 million poorer, and has no future prospects.

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,432]

I might consider voting for whichever party trots out a cadaver. I figure that Bernie has a better chance of turning things around than anyone of the other turds.

[Jeff Garcia 8]

Anymore, it doesn't matter what party, they are all raping America, and we just sit back and take it.

[Drizzay 645]

A d0uchebag and a turd sammich.

 

 

All of America wins!

[porkbutt 861]

if they're smart, they should both roll out a retarded socialist community organizer who gives away free stuff. seems that's what the moronic majority wants anymore.

[BudBro 117]

if they're smart, they should both roll out a retarded socialist community organizer who gives away free stuff. seems that's what the moronic majority wants anymore.

this is the new definition of liberty.

[gocolts 300]

if they're smart, they should both roll out a retarded socialist community organizer who gives away free stuff. seems that's what the moronic majority wants anymore.

:thumbsup:

[BiPolarBear 476]

I might consider voting for whichever party trots out a cadaver. I figure that Bernie has a better chance of turning things around than anyone of the other turds.

 

This made me laugh.

 

No matter what happens in the next four years, the GOP will loose again, no matter who they run. You heard it here first.

[BudBro 117]

No matter what happens in the next four years, the GOP will loose again, no matter who they run. You heard it here first.

this is probably correct. i would like to see rand paul on the ticket.

[gocolts 300]

This made me laugh.

 

No matter what happens in the next four years, the GOP will loose again, no matter who they run. You heard it here first.

I disagree. By the time Obama gets done with another 4 years of total destruction of the economy and America, the GOP will be able to run just about anyone against the democrats and win. You heard it here first.

[Recliner Pilot 61]

Dems: The Deranged Mental Patient, Hitlery, and Chris Christie.

 

 

Reps: At this point I'm looking at Rubio and Rand Paul.

[BiPolarBear 476]

I disagree. By the time Obama gets done with another 4 years of total destruction of the economy and America, the GOP will be able to run just about anyone against the democrats and win. You heard it here first.

 

The GOP no longer resembles the view of enough Americans to win. They just don't get it. If they try to change, they will just loose their hard liners. A third party could emerge, but that will only further weaken the GOP. Any DEM will win, and any GOP will loose.

 

You heard it here again.

[BudBro 117]

The GOP no longer resembles the view of enough Americans to win. They just don't get it. If they try to change, they will just loose their hard liners. A third party could emerge, but that will only further weaken the GOP. Any DEM will win, and any GOP will loose.

 

You heard it here again.

no, you said it correctly the first time. whomever is associated with giving the most handouts (the new liberty) wins. therefore, whomever is the democratic candidate will win.

[WhiteWonder 2,172]

gop will likely trot out some insufferable douche.

[Vikings4ever 496]

gop will likely trot out some insufferable douche.

Well, obviously they're going to nominate a politician...

[rholio 339]

The GOP no longer resembles the view of enough Americans to win. They just don't get it. If they try to change, they will just loose their hard liners. A third party could emerge, but that will only further weaken the GOP. Any DEM will win, and any GOP will loose.

 

You heard it here again.

 

Heard some of the same things 4yrs ago about the Democratic party... should be replaced, no longer viable, etc., etc.

 

Unless there's a big turn around in the economy, Republicans take the next election easily.

[WhiteWonder 2,172]

Unless there's a big turn around in the economy, Republicans take the next election easily.

 

by that logic, they should have taken this election

[Voltaire 4,559]

The GOP has a number of fine governors from the good/decent part of America. Sadly, we've seen what happens to decent GOP candidates when they go through the primaries and are forced to kiss the asses of the retarded 4th grade dropout bible-thumping southerners who are told what their opinions are from the dipsh*ts on talk radio.

 

As for the Dems, the table is totally set for Hillary if she wants it. Otherwise it's wide open. I don't think Joe Biden has a constituency.

[gocolts 300]

The GOP has a number of fine governors from the good/decent part of America. Sadly, we've seen what happens to decent GOP candidates when they go through the primaries and are forced to kiss the asses of the retarded 4th grade dropout bible-thumping southerners who are told what their opinions are from the dipsh*ts on talk radio.

 

As for the Dems, the table is totally set for Hillary if she wants it. Otherwise it's wide open. I don't think Joe Biden has a constituency.

I know you like Mitch Daniels and he said he wont run because of how the media goes after their families.

 

Mike Pence is going to be awesome. He was talk show host for a while here in Indiana. I called in a time or two. One time after I made my little statement, he said "Now a lot of you out there might think Gary is crazy."

[IGotWorms 3,315]

The GOP no longer resembles the view of enough Americans to win. They just don't get it. If they try to change, they will just loose their hard liners. A third party could emerge, but that will only further weaken the GOP. Any DEM will win, and any GOP will loose.

 

You heard it here again.

 

If the Geek Club conservatives are any indication, it will be a long, long time until Republicans are out of the woods. They're just digging themselves deeper and deeper at this point.

[Voltaire 4,559]

I know you like Mitch Daniels and he said he wont run because of how the media goes after their families.

 

Mike Pence is going to be awesome. He was talk show host for a while here in Indiana. I called in a time or two. One time after I made my little statement, he said "Now a lot of you out there might think Gary is crazy."

 

I'd have been thrilled to vote for Mitch Daniels. Sadly his new job is President of Purdue rather than President of the United States.

 

Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana (Daniels), New Jersey ... lots of fine GOP governors to be had loaded with balanced budget creds - none are fundies. All know how to win in blue/purple states. Of course, I thought Romney was a good governor but by the time the primaries were over, the guy was unelectable.

[gocolts 300]

The GOP has a number of fine governors from the good/decent part of America. Sadly, we've seen what happens to decent GOP candidates when they go through the primaries and are forced to kiss the asses of the retarded 4th grade dropout bible-thumping southerners who are told what their opinions are from the dipsh*ts on talk radio.

 

As for the Dems, the table is totally set for Hillary if she wants it. Otherwise it's wide open. I don't think Joe Biden has a constituency.

If Hillary runs, she will win easily.

[Voltaire 4,559]

If Hillary runs, she will win easily.

As stands now, I would vote for any of those governors over her. Then again I would have voted for 2006 Mitt Romney/ John McCain 2000 in a heartbeat if I had the chance. Who knows what the primaries would do to them? If they start kissing all the brass rings of the owners of the GOP -like the last two former moderates did- I'm out. Again.

[GobbleDog 816]

If Hillary runs, she will win easily.

Americans are obviously willing to vote for a negro, but I'd be stunned if a Bull Dyke can get enough support.

 

 

And the Republicans need to do better than a creepy billionaire mormon. Gee, I can't believe he didn't win.

[MDC 5,891]

I will go on record as saying a Republican wins in 2016 and it's probably a lesser known governor type against a Dem machine candidate like Bidrn or Hillary.

[Voltaire 4,559]

It's incredibly easy for the GOP to win. They just don't want to.

 

They've actually nominated decent candidates these past two elections. Unfortunatly, the process of winning the nomination required these two nominees to sell their soul to the freak show and thus made them unelectable.

[gocolts 300]

Americans are obviously willing to vote for a negro, but I'd be stunned if a Bull Dyke can get enough support.

 

 

And the Republicans need to do better than a creepy billionaire mormon. Gee, I can't believe he didn't win.

 

 

I just think the fact she is married to Bill Clinton would be too much to overcome. People will just think of how great the Clinton years were and that would be plenty to put her in. Plus there are no surprises with her. Someone new to the scene might have some scandal come out late in the game. Wouldn't have to worry about that with her. We already know about all the her crazy sh1t.

[GobbleDog 816]

If the Republicans want to win they need to drop all the right-wing social issues. Ie: gay marriage, abortions, etc. Most Republicans don't give a flying crap about that stuff and it's costing them dearly in elections.

 

From what I've read/heard, that's where the party is headed.

[Voltaire 4,559]

If the Republicans want to win they need to drop all the right-wing social issues. Ie: gay marriage, abortions, etc. Most Republicans obsess 24/7/365 about that stuff and it's costing them dearly in elections.

 

From what I've read/heard, that's where the party is headed.

Fixed

[GobbleDog 816]

 

 

I just think the fact she is married to Bill Clinton would be too much to overcome. People will just think of how great the Clinton years were and that would be plenty to put her in. Plus there are no surprises with her. Someone new to the scene might have some scandal come out late in the game. Wouldn't have to worry about that with her. We already know about all the her crazy sh1t.

No doubt. People's (inflated) feelings about Bill Clinton will win her a bunch of votes. But I still don't think it would be enough. Minorities fuel the democratic base and they particularly hate gay people. I also don't think America is ready for a woman president. Any woman for that matter.

 

Me included, with one exception - Condi Rice. She's the smartest/most honest politician I've ever heard speak.

 

too bad she's gay, because I'd f*ck her AND vote for her.

[BunnysBastatrds 1,916]

If Hillary runs, she will win easily.

 

 

How so? She'll be an old lady by then. I've seen catchers mits and french tickler condoms in the box that look better than her face will ever look. Her time has passed.

[NorthernVike 2,080]

 

 

As for the Dems, the table is totally set for Hillary if she wants it.

Hillary would be 70 by the time she would be sworn in. Not many youngsters are going to vote for a scary faced old woman. I don't think the democratic party would even chance it.

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,432]

Hillary would be 70 by the time she would be sworn in. Not many youngsters are going to vote for a scary faced old woman. I don't think the democratic party would even chance it.

I am more concerned about the plane crash that she was in.

[kilroy69 994]

hillary and bill jeb bush and chris christie

[jerryskids 5,205]

Fixed

Pity you feel that way. I could easily say that the majority of democrats are moochers who want the government to take care of them and give them free stuff, because it is true.

[hoytdwow 202]

I think Hillary could win, although she would be old, as others have pointed out. Biden would be a train wreck of a candidate and would get crushed.

Andrew Cuomo? Bloomberg?

[Voltaire 4,559]

Pity you feel that way. I could easily say that the majority of democrats are moochers who want the government to take care of them and give them free stuff, because it is true.

There's an enormous Dem constituency of those too.

[TimmySmith 2,782]

To got voted in as a Democrat you need a hook. Following Obama will be no easy task. Hillary cannot motivate like Obama can and Bill is not aging well so his stumping abilities will be limited. I don't see her winning. In fact, I don't see her getting nominated. The Democrats have sold themselves as the party of youth. Look for another unknown, much like Clinton or Obama.

 

The right generally nominates known quantities. Paul Ryan is at the top right now, but 4 years is a long time. Rick Santorum and Rick Perry will be back. Scott Brown is a darkhorse. These 4 will run and I assume that one will be nominated.