Who's racist here?
This is very interesting. Two of the three most-admired people among self-described conservatives are black.
In the net change numbers, both Scott Walker and Bobby Jindal are rapidly rising stars among conservatives. I think that would make a pretty good presidential ticket for 2016. Of course, almost anything is better than Jeb Bush, especially as the latter is seated in the number 7 slot of the Most Unpopular list.
Dear GOP/RNC, take careful note of these numbers. If you insist on ramming Jeb Bush down our throats, you WILL lose the 2016 election. The Donks could run a potato against Jeb Bush and still win going away.
In the net change numbers, both Scott Walker and Bobby Jindal are rapidly rising stars among conservatives. I think that would make a pretty good presidential ticket for 2016. Of course, almost anything is better than Jeb Bush, especially as the latter is seated in the number 7 slot of the Most Unpopular list.
Dear GOP/RNC, take careful note of these numbers. If you insist on ramming Jeb Bush down our throats, you WILL lose the 2016 election. The Donks could run a potato against Jeb Bush and still win going away.
posted by Jar(egg)head at 09:53
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...and Mia Love is #4, so that makes it 3 of the top 4.
Please no more Bushes or Clintons and there should be a constitutional amendment preventing any Kennedys in public office forever. You'd think that with 300 million people in this country that we could actually come up with some new faces.
No. Politics at the top levels has become a good ole boys club. Has been for quite a few years now. President Obama was an anomaly; or rather a trial balloon of the Leftists to see just how much they could push on America, and if there was backlash, drop him like a hot rock.
So far, no backlash, 2014 elections notwithstanding.
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