If the libertarian eye doctor doesn't run, which R would you support?

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I like Walker, but his lack of a college degree is going to seriously hamper his white house ambitions.

I would support Kasich or Walker. I would also consider supporting Rubio, but Jeb Bush or Fatso would not get my vote.

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I like Walker, but his lack of a college degree is going to seriously hamper his white house ambitions.

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He will have one before the Republican 2016 Convention.

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I'm torn between kasich and walker.

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Pence belongs in the same grouping as Walker and Kasich.

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I like Walker, but his lack of a college degree is going to seriously hamper his white house ambitions.

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That wouldn't bother me. I look at the current mess in Washington and there are too damn many Gruber types running the place. There are more people in the US without college degrees than with them. That is a huge demographic. Mobilize the non-degree holding populace.

My list:

1. Rand Paul
2. Scott Walker
3. Mitt Romney
4. Gary Johnson (I'd vote Libertarian since I live in a dark red state like Kansas.)

I disagree with Romney on some things, but I think he'd bring respect back to the White House and he'd be a solid executive-type of president. His campaign statements have been proven correct and he's moved up on my list. He's a grown-up and I'd vote for him if he won the nomination.

I don't like Jeb Bush or Chris Christie for pretty much the same reasons. There too squishy on important issues for me and I'm not impressed with their personal backgrounds like I am with Romney.

I think Rubio is the Republican version of Obama: All speak, all flash but no substance. At least yet.

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1. Rand Paul
2. Scott Walker
3. Mitt Romney
4. Gary Johnson (I'd vote Libertarian since I live in a dark red state like Kansas.)

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I would put Kasich in at #2 for me.

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I disagree with Romney on some things, but I think he'd bring respect back to the White House and he'd be a solid executive-type of president. His campaign statements have been proven correct and he's moved up on my list. He's a grown-up and I'd vote for him if he won the nomination.

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Romney would make a great executive and he was right about alot of things, but I don't think he could win. I wonder if he would be Rand's VP?

If we're talking primaries, Carson. If we're talking general election, whichever R makes the ticket. I vote ideologically in primaries, but I vote anti-Proggie in the general. I'd love a libertarian president, but you can't turn a ship this big, this fast. It'll take incremental turns to get the US down a libertarian path, and while that's the way I want it to go, the unfortunate truth is that it would likely take decades to undue what has been done by both parties.

My choices (in order):

1. Paul
2. Cruz
3. Kasich
4. Walker