2016 Republican Nomination Poll - July 2014

[Bull Moose Base]

PPP tweeted this yesterday.

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If Bush runs, his rivals will make sure they find out he's the biggest proponent of Common Core. There are only a few Republican candidates with few vulnerabilities in a primary: Cruz, Jindal, Walker and Pence. Cruz and Jindal look more likely to run than Pence or Walker (given the uncertainty of what happens in Walker's re-election and the investigation of the recall race). Between Cruz and Jindal, Cruz has shown much more political talent than Jindal. So he's the likeliest nominee for now.

[Bull Moose Base]

Still Pence, but no one has more than a 10-15% chance at this point. never seen something so wide open.

And I still think Perry is totally underrated. I think he will bounce back.

Bush, Walker, Cruz, Paul, Christie, Kasich, Huckabee, Rubio, Pence, Jindal, Perry, Santorum, Ryan. There's an argument those 13 people are all between 5-10% and the field is another 10%.

[Bull Moose Base]

Hillary won the popular vote? Where did you get that?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Party_presidential_primaries,_2008

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_vote_count.html

You can't just exclude certain states. Granted, Obama didn't campaign there, but the fact remains that more people voted for Hillary than Obama.

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Obama's name wasn't on Michigan's ballot. If your argument is that Hillary got more votes than Obama, shouldn't you only count contests where both Hillary and Obama's names are on the ballot?

Even if you deduct the 328,309 votes Hillary received in the Michigan beauty contest where Obama wasn't on the ballot from her over 18 million received in the total contests she would still lead Obama in the total popular vote by around 100,000. HILLARY WON THE POPULAR VOTE IN 08. FACT.

CHECK YOUR MATH.

It's funny though that you never hear that from the Obamatards. The same people just go on and on about Al Gore in 2000 instead. Plus, I bet if the superdelegates had voted their conscience, they'd have picked Hillary too.

Never hear what from Obamatards? We go on and on because the evidence suggests more Floridians voted for Gore than for Bush and the ballots were miscounted. Not to mention the butterfly ballot costing Gore thousands of votes. What does that have to do with Obama?