Republican Primary

**M4arc** · 03-21-07, 10:22

D. None of the above

**VA_Dinger** · 03-21-07, 12:11

Originally Posted by M4arc

D. None of the above

I will have to agree 100%.

When was the last time you did not want to vote for any of them? The Democrat candidates range from no better to worse. I have the funny idea the 2008 election is going to suck for Americans.

**rhino** · 03-21-07, 20:28

I'm not a republican (or a member of any other party), but on that list Ron Paul is far and away the best choice, probably of any we've had in decades.

Unfortunately he's also unelectable.

I agree with him on just about everything (that I know about) except his position on the war in Iraq. However, since RKBA is my #1 issue that eclipses all others combined, he's clearly the right man.

**Cesiumsponge** · 03-21-07, 20:29

If you choose none of the above, I think we'd like to ask what your nominee of choice would be.

**rayray** · 03-21-07, 21:36

Originally Posted by Bulldog1967

Fred Thompson!

Yes!!!!

**daletheman_3** · 03-21-07, 22:34

Originally Posted by M4arc

D. None of the above

I have to agree.. The party is really lacking a candidate that the country will get behind. Thompson could be that candidate, but who really knows.

Remind your democrat Friends (that is if you have any) that the country will have been run for the last 2 decades by 2 different family names. If the hildabeast goes in 08 then we will have to endure almost 3 decades of it (if she makes it once she most likely will get re-elected, the country did slick willy for 2 terms). Republican or Damorat, that is to much like a monarchy.

**RyanS** · 03-21-07, 23:35

I am so tired of the "lesser of two evils" selection that we've been faced with and I really don't want to have to cast my vote in November 08 for an "Other Than Hillary" candidate. I want to cast it for a man I really believe in. While Reagan was THE man...I find it very hard to believe that there aren't any other's out there who can't step into his shoes. I find myself very excited by the possibility, albiet slight, chance that he'll throw his name in the running.

**ChrisG19** · 03-22-07, 19:43

Originally Posted by NickB

Half the Republicans I know are registered as Democrats so they can help sabotage their primaries by voting for the candidate who would most help the Republican Party win. I thought that was clever...

We do that ALL the time in Virginia. Anybody can vote in the primaries here.