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[jeepster09]

Have to remember that at least half of the population are freeloaders and freeloaders love free stuff.

Hence Bush's low approval rating. He didn't want to give away as much free stuff as the current freeloader in chief.

I'd take Bush anytime over everyone thinking about running now. At least he acts American, supports our troops, and hates most of the same things I hate. Don't think he golfed much either, gawd I hate golf.

I think Scott Walker would be a very good choice!

[marshal kane]

Scott Walker is on my "Who to vote for list." I hope nothing happens to change my mind between now and 2016.

[berettabone]

He's either loved or hated up here.........................I think he may be a bit too conservative to win the Presidency, as things are right now. He's a tough campaigner, has the right stuff to go on the road. Has made some radical changes to my state. He's not afraid to make the tough decisions. Could he be any worse than what's in the office right now? Hardly.

[WMac19]

I like Scott Walker a lot. But if he rises to the top, being the frontrunner for a long time is very tough. Both parties will be sniping at him.

[knkali]

I like Scott Walker a lot. But if he rises to the top, being the frontrunner for a long time is very tough. Both parties will be sniping at him.

agreed but if ANYONE from the conservative party can survive that it is this guy. He just keeps winning. It will be interesting to see how his message is received nationally.

[WMac19]

agreed but if ANYONE from the conservative party can survive that it is this guy. He just keeps winning. It will be interesting to see how his message is received nationally.

True, he sure is battle-tested by winning so many elections in a relatively short time span. He has my vote! 😉

[TheTman]

You all are assuming your vote counts for something. The next president has probably already been narrowed down to the Republican and Democrat candididates, I am pretty sure Jeb Bush will be the Republican candidate, I would have said Hillary has the Democratic nomination locked up, except even her own party is getting sick of her. So look for another Democrat to appear on the scene, possibly another Obama, coming from nowhere to capture the nomination. It COULD still be Hillary, but I think she's had her chance. I wouldn't be surprised to see another Obama-life figure come out of nowhere and win the Democratic Nomination. Hillary does have a noisy die-hard base, but does she have the numbers to win the primaries?
The reason I think the Republican nominee will be Jeb Bush, is the way he was suddenly thrust into the running, we hadn't heard much talk about him, until it was decided he should run. He's a New World Order type, that will fit in well with the unseen Powers that be.

[knkali]

You all are assuming your vote counts for something. The next president has probably already been narrowed down to the Republican and Democrat candididates, I am pretty sure Jeb Bush will be the Republican candidate, I would have said Hillary has the Democratic nomination locked up, except even her own party is getting sick of her. So look for another Democrat to appear on the scene, possibly another Obama, coming from nowhere to capture the nomination. It COULD still be Hillary, but I think she's had her chance. I wouldn't be surprised to see another Obama-life figure come out of nowhere and win the Democratic Nomination. Hillary does have a noisy die-hard base, but does she have the numbers to win the primaries?
The reason I think the Republican nominee will be Jeb Bush, is the way he was suddenly thrust into the running, we hadn't heard much talk about him, until it was decided he should run. He's a New World Order type, that will fit in well with the unseen Powers that be.

While there is a part of me that agrees with you regarding our political system, I do still have hope. Please elaborate why you feel Jeb is a NWO type......what am I missing here?

[getsome]

I tend to agree with you there Tman....I still think the Hildabeast will take it in a landslide but she will need a running mate and I think you are correct that a new Democratic face will come out of nowhere....I think that former Newark NJ mayor and now NJ Senator Cory Booker will be will be someone to deal with in the future...Booker is a dangerous man and is so far left of both Obammy and Hillary that it's scary......

I remember hearing then new Senator Obama speak back in the 2004 Democratic National Convention and thinking that this is somebody we will see again and sure enough we did in 2008....Booker speaks much like Obama and fits all the needs of the Democratic party, he's African American , smart, an extreme left wing liberal Socialist, as Newark mayor was a member of the "Mayors against guns coalition", is a good looking very articulate speaker, understands Chicago, NJ style dirty pool player Democratic politics....Like his current boss, Booker has never worked at a real job, was never in the military, has no knowledge of foreign policy and spent most of his life before entering politics as a professional student....Keep an eye on Cory Booker, me thinks we will see him again real soon, maybe too soon because he's perfect for the job.....

http://politickernj.com/2015/01/the-...2016-examined/

[TheTman]

Knkali, The whole Bush family are New World Order backers, remember George H. W. Bush declaring there was a New World Order. Jeb backs illegal immigrants, and I would guess open borders. He'll be another puppet having his strings pulled by those that remain unseen. It's difficult to point out this or that and say that makes him a new world order type. It's more his overall character and political actions. And being part of a family that is known as New World Order backers.

Unless the Republican congress screws up horribly, I would bet the next president is Republican. That seems how recent history has played out, A democrat president for 8 years, then a republican for 8 years. I think by the time the parties have selected their presidential candidate, that it has been narrowed down to two men that have few ideological differences. They have talking points to debate over, domestic issues, like abortion, and immigration, but once in office those campaign promises are shelved quickly. Take Obama and all his promises to do this or that, that never happened, and his first act was to have Obamacare rammed down our throats. Where did that come from? I heard no mention of it until Congress started discussing it. It's such a huge document, that it had to have been in the works for awhile. Perhaps it was there just waiting for the right President to get elected. Hillary may get the nomination, so that she can be defeated, and end her political aspirations. That's a tough one, she has a noisy backing, but does she have the numbers? With so many liberals being sick and tired of her?