Who is your choice for GOP nominee for the 2012 Presidential election?

by Republikid Posted 2011/12/04 00:08:52

Related Topics: Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney, Liberals, Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann, Ron Paul, GOP, Rick Perry, White House, The White House, Polls, Election, Sex, 2012 Presidential Election, Independent, Michele, Bachmann, Dog

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	Mitt Romney	2 votes	6%
	Herman Cain	3 votes	9%
	Newt Gingrich	8 votes	23%
	Ron Paul	16 votes	46%
	Michele Bachmann	1 vote	3%
	Rick Perry	0 votes	0%
	Rick Santorum	0 votes	0%
	John Huntsman	2 votes	6%
	Fred Karger	0 votes	0%
	An unwashed Goblin with Turrets	1 vote	3%
	Undecided	2 votes	6%
	None of the above	0 votes	0%

With the poll numbers fluctuating wildly from week to week, it seems the American public is still not sure which GOP candidate, if any, makes sense to them. Herman Cain was running wild in the polls until a string of sex scandals knocked him out of the top slot. Rick Perry had a brief flirtation with top dog, and so did the Magical Mormon Mitt Romney. Now it seems that Newt Gingrich is the favorite flavor of the voting public, but for how long?

Ron Paul still has a strong and fervent fan base that even crosses the divide to include Independents and Liberals. Perhaps Michele Bachmann will have a surge as people decide the White House might need a feminine touch, or perhaps Rick Santorum or John Huntsman might miraculously get noticed by people who aren't related to them. There's still the possibility that Herman Cain could be resurrected and take the top spot once again.

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Just me ∞ijm♥G☮F♀U∞ 2011/12/04 02:46:23

Ron Paul

+7
People criticized Ron Paul the last time he ran for president b/c his words word hard for some to swallow, but I honestly believe that if he had won, that we would be on our way to financial recovery right now. In order to gain our pre 9-1-1 lives & economy back, we're gonna have to hold our feet to the fire, buckle down and do what it takes to get us there.
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CMackley ~POTL~PWCM~JLA 2011/12/05 22:06:50

Mitt Romney

When all the others are done being the 'Flavor of the Month' things will settle down and Romney will win it.

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Arizona1950 2011/12/04 21:03:18

Ron Paul

The only man for the job who can get the job done ...

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Janet 2011/12/04 19:09:52

John Huntsman

Jon Huntsman 2012!

I see that Fred Karger is listed here.He hasn't participated in any debates and I've only seen him in about 2 interviews.Plus, the part of "family values" won't elect homosexual as their nominee.

When I first saw him, the interviewer (Bryan Safi) said "Here is the openly gay dude running President".

Me: Wow,we might have our first openly LGBT President.

Bryan Safi: When did you decide to become a democrat?
Fred:I'm a Republican.
Bryan/Me: WHAT!

Second Interview:

Interviewer: How can you expect to win without exposure?
Fred: I'm taking a different strategy.

Then he went on to talk about his views on everything.I disagreed with all of these views.They were a bit stupid and VERY conservative,except for what he said about gay marriage.He wants to destroy thing that would help the poor and middle class.

ME: This man is an idiot!

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Republikid to Janet 2011/12/14 06:14:07

At Least Fred Karger gave it a shot. It's sad that wanting to run as an openly gay Republican doesn't stop a man from being a bad candidate.

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atomikmom 2011/12/04 07:08:53

Undecided

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Since i heard that Herman Cain may be dropping out of the race, sad to hear, I am seeking another choice, and it won't be Obama, but i am not sure who it will be. I am Nonpartisan, so i need to be careful

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MrsJJS 2011/12/04 06:41:49

Ron Paul

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I’ll have a Ron Paul with a Newt Gingrich chaser! Ron is the only one brave enough to stick to his convictions to do what’s best for the country, not what’s best for his career. He can’t be bought or intimidated. And when he addresses the nation you will know he’s telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, whether it be good, bad or indifferent.

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average Joe blow 2011/12/04 06:20:36

Ron Paul

+3
I am putting my faith in Ron Paul this time, He was right last time.

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GhostRyder 2011/12/04 05:56:36 (edited)

Herman Cain

I still like Herman Cain warts and all. ......Still would be a better choice than re-electing nObama.

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WhereIsAmerica? ~PWCM~JLA 2011/12/04 05:15:20

Newt Gingrich

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Or Ron Paul.

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FAWKES' NOOSE ~ ΔTX 2011/12/04 04:52:38

An unwashed Goblin with Turrets

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Dan ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮ 2011/12/04 04:07:36

Ron Paul

+4
The only one that isnt a complete hypocrite and the only one that cannot be hung by a noose made of his own words.

Newt and Romney are just political chameleons that serve the same interests as Obama. A vote for them is a vote for a Republican Obama.

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rdmatheny 2011/12/04 03:53:54 (edited)

Ron Paul

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Jackie O 2011/12/04 03:35:01

Newt Gingrich

Give us Newt and we'll make soup!

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Just me ∞ijm♥G☮F♀U∞ 2011/12/04 02:46:23

Ron Paul

+7
People criticized Ron Paul the last time he ran for president b/c his words word hard for some to swallow, but I honestly believe that if he had won, that we would be on our way to financial recovery right now. In order to gain our pre 9-1-1 lives & economy back, we're gonna have to hold our feet to the fire, buckle down and do what it takes to get us there.

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Rabbit to Just me... 2011/12/04 03:07:26

+4
"Buckle down and do what it takes to get us there", If we could only get every one on-board with this thinking...would be great. I call it tough love.

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BienvenuJDC 2011/12/04 02:29:31

Newt Gingrich

+3
The one who has the best chances of winning...

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angelbaby 2011/12/04 01:42:55

Newt Gingrich

+3
I think Newt could 'deal' with Obama

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Bienven... to angelbaby 2011/12/04 02:32:55

+3
I agree, but he's still a career politician. I wish that we could resurrect Reagan.

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angelbaby to Bienven... 2011/12/04 02:55:52

+3
Me too! But, we must choose our candidate wisely and make darn sure he can kick butt

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rdmatheny to Bienven... 2011/12/04 03:57:18

+1
May want to investigate him first before you throw your support. You may not like what you see. Here's a complete run down as a career politician.
http://www.notonewt.com/

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Bienven... to rdmatheny 2011/12/04 04:30:46

+2
I'm not really supporting anyone at this point. There are higher forces that choose the candidates. There's someone pulling strings that are digging up false allegations that is pushing Cain out, and the Media is applying their influence.

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rdmatheny to Bienven... 2011/12/04 04:44:31

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That's been going on for over 50 years. That's why they marginalize Ron Paul. They can't get him on any scandals.

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jimbo999 2011/12/04 01:37:45

Mitt Romney

+2
All the way.

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MAMMY51♥POTL~PWCM~JLA♥ 2011/12/04 01:32:45

Undecided

+2
NONE OF THE ABOVE No one running is my choice. However I will hold my nose and vote for the GOP nominee, UNLESS it's Romney, in which case I'll not vote period.

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Bienven... to MAMMY51... 2011/12/04 02:32:14

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I understand the concerns of Romney, but he has got to be better than Obama. No vote is a vote for Obama. But it doesn't matter, Newt will win the GOP nomination.

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MAMMY51... to Bienven... 2011/12/04 03:26:54

+2
Changing the wrapper, doesn't improve the product.

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Bienven... to MAMMY51... 2011/12/04 04:32:13

+2
I'd rather have Bill Clinton back before having Obama again. There's no comparison between Romney and Obama.

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MAMMY51... to Bienven... 2011/12/04 09:55:52

Depending on which week it is, Romneycare, Cap and Trade...ect...ect...

If Romney is the nominee, there is no need to vote the only difference will be the party affiliation.

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Bienven... to MAMMY51... 2011/12/05 03:43:02

+1
Well, I don't agree with you, but it doesn't matter, Romney won't be the nominee.

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Rabbit to MAMMY51... 2011/12/04 03:02:55

+2
MAMMY, I'm surprised...a no vote, is a vote for Ovomit. Don't do this...any one who is not a Democrat/Liberal is better than the Commies we have now.

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MAMMY51... to Rabbit 2011/12/04 03:42:33

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Changing the wrapper, doesn't improve the product. The same policies will be just as objectionable under a republican, as they are under a democrat.

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Rabbit to MAMMY51... 2011/12/04 05:09:26

+2
We do have to be careful not to make the same mistake that the libertards did. I just don't feel that we can afford another 4 years of this impostor and his failed socialist policies.

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