1st GOP Primary Election

[Zundfolge]

By not selecting a candidate, this is avoided and the delegates can vote for the candidate that most represents what the voters they represent want.

But by not selecting a candidate how will the delegates know what candidate voters want? I'd rather have seen our Caucus moved to after the 15th then.

I still believe that the new rule was meant to prop up the eGOP and whatever Jeb! like creature they want.



I have kind of a radical idea for how I'd like to see primaries/caucuses done:

• None of this "early primary" crap. ALL 51 primaries/caucuses would be held on the same day, either 6, 9 or 12 months before actual election day (I prefer 6 or 9, but I ain't picky).
• ALL caucuses and primaries would be "closed" (no more liberal New Hampshire Democrats picking the Republican candidate).
• I would prefer no more caucuses. All be primary elections (but I'm a states rights kinda guy and if some states want to caucus instead of vote let 'em have it). I'd also prefer these primary elections be done as "preference voting" since you'll generally have more than 2 candidates.

[Rucker61]

Awwww, someone felt bad for Kasich and voted for him!

No one should be the last kid picked for kickball, all the time.

[davsel]

Wow
You'd think Cruz would do more to distance himself from Beck.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/17/politi...win/index.html

[hatidua]

The list of choices reminds me of taking a client out to lunch at a steak house in TX back in 1989. He really wanted to go to this place for lunch, and the client is always right, so off we go to some famous steak house. I'm a lifelong vegan….

I'd manage to pick a candidate, but it'd require some creativity, much like a vegan ordering lunch at a steakhouse.

I'll pull the lever for Satan over Hillary, so whomever is on the opposing side of the ballot come November gets my vote.

[sniper7]

The list of choices reminds me of taking a client out to lunch at a steak house in TX back in 1989. He really wanted to go to this place for lunch, and the client is always right, so off we go to some famous steak house. I'm a lifelong vegan….

I'd manage to pick a candidate, but it'd require some creativity, much like a vegan ordering lunch at a steakhouse.

I'll pull the lever for Satan over Hillary, so whomever is on the opposing side of the ballot come November gets my vote.

Just out of curiosity, what would a vegan eat in a Texas steakhouse? A plate of Ice?

[milwaukeeshaker]

Might not be Hillary, could be Bernie the Commie.

The list of choices reminds me of taking a client out to lunch at a steak house in TX back in 1989. He really wanted to go to this place for lunch, and the client is always right, so off we go to some famous steak house. I'm a lifelong vegan….

I'd manage to pick a candidate, but it'd require some creativity, much like a vegan ordering lunch at a steakhouse.

I'll pull the lever for Satan over Hillary, so whomever is on the opposing side of the ballot come November gets my vote.

[Great-Kazoo]

Just out of curiosity, what would a vegan eat in a Texas steakhouse? A plate of Ice?

One of the waitresses Or of one happens to swing "that way" a waiter. Give a new meaning to Fruit Plate

[3beansalad]

Though unaffiliated, I would chose anyone that's not a career politician over anyone that is.

Carson is thoughtful and deliberate. Too bad that comes off as ignorant often.

And simply don't trust Trump. Who would want (another) yuuuugggge egomaniac as president?

[davsel]

That narrow it down to "none of the above"

[hatidua]

Just out of curiosity, what would a vegan eat in a Texas steakhouse? A plate of Ice?

salad and baked potato