Republican Nomination?

not one of them would ever receive my vote. All the debates have proven is that they're all total whores and mitt romney doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. "duh, we should torture everyone and imprison them without trials cause torture works and everyone who's ever looked remotely like a muslim and has come within 10 feet of a muslim is part of a vast conspiracy cause there is only one vast terror group made up of all muslim." "What's my position on blank? I dunno, who am I talking to?"

I can't believe Giuliani is winning this poll.

The guy's only playing card is, "I lived through 9/11, I was there." Uh, right place, right time.

Every two words out of his mouth is "9/11" or "NYC Crime Rates". He's an idiot and the way he tried to spin Ron Paul's words was just hillarious because it made him and the South Carolina crowd seem like idiots.

Too bad he has a strong following, God knows why.

Looks like I might have to have the poll edited.....Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson is setting himself up to be a full-fledged candidate

oh boy, now the guy from law and order too. yippee....

I know he has basically no shot or chance at getting the GOP nomination on the republican side, but he damn sure should be getting it.

Ron Paul.

This man speaks the truth like no other so called "repbulicans" on the platform right now. He is factually correct. He also stands for this thing called the constitution. Something that needs to be dusted off and uh looked at again. It's been prostituted as of late.

Vote RP!

Originally posted by Darth Jello
oh boy, now the guy from law and order too. yippee....

More like "Republican abomination"--amirite or amirite, KMC?

The 10 (official) Republican candidates debate in New Hampshire tonight on CNN at 7pm EST

Mitt "I was at Massachusetts but I hated those damn liberals" Romney is a flip flopping whore. Rudy "I survived 9/11" Giuliani is a flip flopping whore who happens to have something under his belt. That something has little value, but he's milked it for all he's worth. I was hoping Ron Paul would be elected, but knowing those silly conservatives, that's not gonna be possible. That's why I would cast my vote for McCain. He's the most rational out of all of them (except for Ron Paul), and he can work well with the other side (McCain-Feingold bill).

I don't see that McCain is worth anything at all. He's a hypocrit, who can work with the other side to get things done....and then both sides b*tch about it.

But we're on target with Paul.

From what I have read and heard so far....either Republican or Democrat ... Ron Paul seems like the absolutely best candidate

Originally posted by Bardock42
From what I have read and heard so far....either Republican or Democrat ... Ron Paul seems like the absolutely best candidate

Indeed, he says a lot of the right things. This is why we will never be told he's doing well enough to get the nomination, and so he won't.

So, where can a German sign up to support Ron Paul?

I like Ron Paul, but when he was on the Daily Show yesterday he said something very troubling: that he thinks the "free market" should decide everything.

Yikes.

Originally posted by Strangelove
I like Ron Paul, but when he was on the Daily Show yesterday he said something very troubling: that he thinks the "free market" should decide everything.

Yikes.

Not as troubling as half the stuff others say. I agree, he seems to go too far a bit. But he would be soooo much better for your country than all the others I think...also for all others.

Originally posted by Bardock42
well, it should decide most things.

Not as troubling as half the stuff others say. I agree, he seems to go too far a bit. But he would be soooo much better for your country than all the others I think...also for all others.

I'd rather have a Democrat though.

Originally posted by Strangelove
He's my favorite of the Republicans, that's for sure.....

I'd rather have a Democrat though.

He seems like a really good choice. I can live with a Democrat though. Even Hillary. Well, I will research more.

I'm still sticking by McCain. He's the lesser of two evils (in this case, the other evil being Giuliani), the fact that he's a hypocrite isn't really special. How many politicians always do what they say?

Originally posted by Ymir
I'm still sticking by McCain. He's the lesser of two evils (in this case, the other evil being Giuliani), the fact that he's a hypocrite isn't really special. How many politicians always do what they say?

How many human beings roll over on torture after having spent five years in the Hanoi Hilton?

As far as I know, McCain is the only one of the candidates against torture. Is that really such a bad thing?