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Rubio/2016 is in Iowa today.
Stupid jigaboo Obama tainted the WHITE house forever
Rubio/2016 is in Iowa today.
Ron Paul, Mr. "small government", thinks that the government should be able to tell a woman that has been raped that she has to keep the baby.
I really do not know if Hillary will want to run in 2016, but I am excited by the notion of seeing Bill campaign again full time.
I would be thrilled to see the looks on all those faces as he moves back into the White House!
Both shrubs, father and son, left office in disgrace.
The Bush name is , wasn't even mentioned by Repugs this year.
However, the Repugs are so detached from the populace, they'd could very well go with the fat Bush, and obese Christie in 2016.
The Fat City ticket!
Jeb would do better with the Latino vote and he was well liked in Florida. He is not like his father and brother when it comes to politics. Will it be another Clinton vs Bush showdown? I'd like to see Hillary run in 2016.
She will be a 70 year old lady. A little rest ain't gonna fix that.
Ron Paul is even older, but his fanboyz dream on.
I am pretty sure that she would do it. 69 years old, Good chance to be the first woman president. Choose a good steward for VP, serve one term...
Last edited by Drachen; 11-09-2012 at 01:47 PM.
Reagan was 70 when he took office. Republicans think that worked out OK.
Paul Ryan the bed on the big stage, I don't think he will be seriously considered next time around. Maybe down the road, but not 2016. I'd bet on Rubio right now, because the conservative media seems to think he will solve their demographics problem. Simply nominating a Hispanic is not going to do a thing unless the party changes its harsh tone on immigration. Conservatives can stick to their principles without being s and pissing off every demographic but old white men. If not, they will fade to obscurity.
I get that you like him as a candidate and agree that there is much to appreciate but your fanboi act is fanboistic.
I think we are approaching what the GOP might do in 2016. The powers that be in the party just lost their ass in the last two presidential elections. Their legitimacy to make claims about what decisions will be made in 4 years much less now.
GOP is much more compromised by PAC's and special interests. It is why they are so completely uniform on certain issues like taxation, reregulation, and climate. If a PAC doesn't like you and you are GOP then they will kill you in the GOP primary for your district. The single member district once again makes it easier to co-opt representation.
The lost the presidential bid against a weak in bent and lost pretty bad. They maintained control in the House but lost several seats net and a senate that was ripe for takeover saw the Democrats gain. The GOP is floundering and I am interested to see how they respond or if they go further down that rabbit hole.
What I hope is that there is some pushback from a party that has been bullied into cooperation by PAC's and evangelical ideologues. I don't expect it but one can always hope. I do hope that the Karl Rove era is at an end. Enjoy your Ailes News red team.
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