Who will you support after Rand's campaign suspension?

[otherone]

It's what plants crave.

 

[Fivezeroes]

LOL

 

[EBounding]

I'll give lukewarm support to whoever Rand endorses before Super Tuesday. But if he just waits until near the end of the nomination process like he did with Romney, it's obvious he's not all that enthusiastic about the candidate.

 

[adam220891]

I will vote for Rand in the GOP primary and probably LP in the general.

A big fuck you to Ted Cruz. Will never vote for that scum.

 

[Origanalist]

I want to learn more about Bloomberg and his potential for an independent run. Other than that possibly the LP. Definitely not the CP.

So you're ok with the whole gun control thing?

 

[NoOneButPaul]

I will either vote for Trump or Sanders. I live in a swing state (Colorado) so it largely depends on what's going on before the election.

Though to be honest i'm most likely not to vote.

 

[liveandletlive]

whoever Rand endorses should have no bearing on Rand, personally, its just business. i feel people unfairly killed Rand when he endorsed McConnell. rand will likely just say a few nice things about Cruz and go on to say how much worse Sanders and Hillary are.

 

[William Tell]

I will either vote for Trump or Sanders. I live in a swing state (Colorado) so it largely depends on what's going on before the election.

Though to be honest i'm most likely not to vote.

I liked your user name.

 

[The Gold Standard]

Why would I bother voting for one of the other pieces of shit?

 

[No1butPaul]

Only one person can lead the People in fighting the globalist powers that are trying to lead us to a world without borders .. a one-world government .. that is Donald Trump. All the politicians can tell you they will fight illegal immigration, or protect our second amendment rights, but they are saying whatever they need to say to get elected. If we go down that path, we will lose the freedom our founding fathers fought and died for.

 

[William Tell]

Only one person can lead the People in fighting the globalist powers that are trying to lead us to a world without borders .. a one-world government .. that is Donald Trump. All the politicians can tell you they will fight illegal immigration, or protect our second amendment rights, but they are saying whatever they need to say to get elected. If we go down that path, we will lose the freedom our founding fathers fought and died for.

I liked your username too.

 

[Dary]

If I do vote, I'll either vote for Ron or for the WORST of the evil candidates.

Now if I can just figure out who the worst evil candidate is...

 

[erowe1]

Where does that honestly get us?

Helping to stop Trump is our goal now (and by "our," I mean anyone who has any business here). Getting Rand the nomination isn't an option any more. So I'm not sure what end you have in mind that we ought to be trying to get this election other than just stopping Trump.

 

[Jeffster]

Don't know yet. The Texas primary is March 1st, and I don't even know who will still be in it by then.

 

[whoisjohngalt]

Cruz for sure.

My main issue, by far, is capitalism. Cruz is the best on that at this juncture.

I'll live with social conservatism and warmongering to get more free markets. Don't get me wrong, it isn't ideal, but it is the best case scenario for me at this point.

Bernie Sanders, in my opinion, is the worst major party candidate to have run in my lifetime. That should put how important capitalism is to me in perspective.

President's have a hard time changing domestic policy, but are near godlike when it comes to foreign policy. Ted is probably the best of the viable candidates in the GOP, but I actually prefer Bernie. None of his insane domestic proposals will ever pass, so I'll probably vote for him in the primary on March 1st.

I believe you are giving way too much credit to the POTUS when it comes to turning their campaign rhetoric into policy. Policies as insane as Bernie's have no shot of getting through Congress.

 

[Origanalist]

I liked your username too.

They both sounded pretty good, maybe they should run for office.

 

[erowe1]

Only one person can lead the People in fighting the globalist powers that are trying to lead us to a world without borders .. a one-world government .. that is Donald Trump. All the politicians can tell you they will fight illegal immigration, or protect our second amendment rights, but they are saying whatever they need to say to get elected. If we go down that path, we will lose the freedom our founding fathers fought and died for.

I can see already that I'm going to need to make a keyboard shortcut of a profanity laden neg rep for posters like you.

 

[erowe1]

President's have a hard time changing domestic policy, but are near godlike when it comes to foreign policy. Ted is probably the best of the viable candidates in the GOP, but I actually prefer Bernie. None of his insane domestic proposals will ever pass, so I'll probably vote for him in the primary on March 1st.

I believe you are giving way too much credit to the POTUS when it comes to turning their campaign rhetoric into policy. Policies as insane as Bernie's have no shot of getting through Congress.

I hadn't thought of it that way. But that's a very sensible argument.

 

[Origanalist]

Helping to stop Trump is our goal now (and by "our," I mean anyone who has any business here). Getting Rand the nomination isn't an option any more. So I'm not sure what end you have in mind that we ought to be trying to get this election other than just stopping Trump.

What good is stopping any of them? How will that improve anything?

 

[Lightweis]

Undecided between Trump or Sanders. I will probably vote Sanders because he is great on foreign policy