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[DavidB.]

Vice President: Mike Huckabee (R-AR) or John Thune
(R-SD)

Cabinet
Secretary of State: John Bolton (R-MD)
Secretary of the Treasury: Herman Cain (R-GA)
Secretary of Defense: Joe Lieberman (D-CT)
Attorney General: Chris Christie (R-NJ)
Secretary of the Interior: Mike Enzi (R-WY) or Denny Rehberg (R-MT)
Secretary of Agriculture: Jack Dalrymple (R-ND), Sam Brownback (R-KS), or Terry Branstad (R-IA)
Secretary of Labor: Phil English (R-PA)
Secretary of Commerce: Mitt Romney (R-MA)
Secretary of Transportation: Mitch Daniels (R-IN)
Secretary of Health & Human Services: Bill Frist (R-TN)
Secretary of Housing & Urban Development: Robert Ehrlich (R-MD)
Secretary of Energy: Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
Secretary of Education: Scott Walker (R-WI)
Secretary of Veterans' Affairs: John McCain (R-AZ)
Secretary of Homeland Security: George Pataki (R-NY)

Other Advisers
White House Chief of Staff: Margaret Hoover (R)
White House Press Secretary: David Frum (R)
National Security Advisor: Rudy Giuliani (R-NY)
EPA Administrator: Bob Inglis (R-SC)
UN Ambassador: Jon Huntsman (R-UT)
White House Budget Director: Carly Fiorina (R-CA)
Surgeon General: Ben Carson (R-MD)

[DavidB.]

0-11: None because I was a kid, but I remember the time when my parents taking me to Washington DC , I was so excited because I thought we would meet President Bush and see the white house. My parents told me the doors were closed because the President was visiting his family.

12-14: Liberal I supported Obama, but at this time I still didnt know that much about politics to really have an opinion

15-16: Tea Party Republican, completely opposed Obama, was very far to the right on economic issues(called for totally ending welfare), illegal immigration(had cruz's position), Supported the War on drugs, opposed gay marriage, and wanted abortion banned, and supported invading the entire middle east

17-18: Moderate Republican, Fiscal Conservative(Now supported reforming welfare instead of ending it, social liberal, Pragmatist Foreign Policy (support using troops to take down ISIS, but dont support using military troops against Iran , and want to take troops out of Afghanistan),

So in 9th and 10th grade I took a hard hard turn to the right

In 11th and 12 grade I became more liberal and moved to the center

[DavidB.]

http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/2015/09/ted-cruz-calls-obama-communist-gloats-about-boehner-quitting-threatens-to-assassinate-irans-supreme-leader.html/

Is Cruz drunk or something?

I know I certainly am.

lol

or

Take your smelly brown ass and burito farts outta here and go back to Nepal.

jk

no, seriously. this one:

[DavidB.]

I know that "leave it to the sates" is usually a cop out answer, but this one issue where leaving it to the sates honestly makes the most sense IMO. I mean, I see no reason why, for example, California and Minnesota should be forced to have the same official language(s).

[DavidB.]

"Entitled" is a phrase (among others) that is attached to Clinton in a way that wouldn't be attached to other male candidates.

please get a grip on reality.

[DavidB.]

California:

I made two attemps for Democrats



Surprisngly enough San Francisco doesn't even come close to this, this is a Berkeley + Oakland + whatever uber D precints were left outside. Very diverse

Obama: 90.0%
McCain: 10.0%



I was actually very shocked that not only does the Los Angeles area have a bigger black population than I expected, but the heavily Hispanic areas consistently vote >90% Obama. You don't see that very often, even in Chicago and other heavily Democratic cities. Its 57% Hispanic and 37% Black, only 2% White.

94.6% Obama
5.4% McCain



And here's another monstrosity that stretches all the way across the state. The most consistently conservative areas were the white areas in the lower central valley (particularly Kern County), and then I reached up to Shasta County and co, as well as the most conservative areas of San Diego and Orange counties. It may look like some areas are trapped in, but I made sure that even if it was the smallest gap, there is a way out of these areas.

69.1% McCain
30.9% Obama

For a closer view, here's the southern part of the district:



And here's the northern part of the district: