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| View Poll Results: New poll - Favorite Republican Candidate | |||
| Sam Brownback - senior senator - Kansas |
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1 | 3.23% |
| Rudy Giuliani - former mayor - New York City |
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6 | 19.35% |
| Mike Huckabee - former governor - Arkansas |
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1 | 3.23% |
| John McCain - senior senator - Arizona |
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3 | 9.68% |
| Mitt Romney - former governor - Massachusetts |
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2 | 6.45% |
| Tommy Thompson - former governor - Wisconsin |
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1 | 3.23% |
| Ron Paul - congressman - Texas |
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8 | 25.81% |
| Fred Thompson - former senator - Tennessee |
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9 | 29.03% |
| Voters: 31. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Old Poll - Favorite Republican Candidate
I thought it might be good to add Fred Thompson to the poll now that he's officially in and also the political winds change rapidly. No doubt some people have changed their preference as they've learned more about the various horses in the race.
Would be good to know who has switched candidates since the last poll and why?
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1. Fred Thompson: reganesque, ultra-conservative, elect-ability
2. Ron Paul: a lot of his stances on social issues are ultra-conservative, and his foreign policy issues (Iraq excepted) are very appealing to me. Lastly, his omni-scient mentality will prove to be useful against the rest of the world (this is the nationalist talking), while this is counter balanced by his anti-unitary executive mentality. Elect-able, and liked by conservatives and liberals. 3. Tom Tancredo: ultra-conservative, but not very elect-able 4. Duncan Hunter: ultra-conservative, but not very elect-able 5. Mit Romney: claims to be Reganesque, elect-ability, executive experience
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Bumpity.
In honor of FRED! polling Numbah One. If he doesn't stumble too badly, he's our nominee.
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Fred Thompson's biggest opponent is...Arthur Branch.
Arthur Branch is his character in Law & Order. The public could be used to his character's image on TV that the real Fred Thompson disappoints a public which has high expectations. I heard that from somewhere...I think from Dick Morris.
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The whole show is obscenely early. I fully expect the next presidential campaign to kick off the day after the inauguration. I would gladly support a popular movement that no vote should be cast for anyone who declares his/her candidacy more than 6 months in advance of the election. ![]() |
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Curious
Gday fellas,
Just an Aussie looking on but I wondered why no mention of Newt Gingrich yet. I know he has not declared his intentions yet, way too early he says. I have listened to some of his talks and watched some addresses on his web site and he seems to be quite reasonable and switched on with issues such as education and health care. I know he has had some issues with his personal life, which the media tend to love and the left in particular are almost venimous towards him. What is you opinion of him and could you imagine a Fred Thompson (Pres), Newt gingrich (vice Pres) team? I bet that would cause some appopolexy amoungst the Washington chattering classes. Cheers. |
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