2016 Preference Republican Run-off Poll (Republicans and Indies)

[Maxwell]

5 DAys. Top two from the earlier preference poll.

[New_Conservative]

Scott Walker, and its not close for me. Rand's foreign policy is dangerous.

[Deus Naturae]

Paul easily. Walker strikes me as a Chamber of Commerce type who would probably support all kinds of corporate welfare.

Scott Walker, and its not close for me. Rand's foreign policy is dangerous.

Which of his foreign policy positions do you disagree with?

[GaussLaw]

I like both candidates, but I think I'd go with Scott.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

#Ready4Rand

[New_Conservative]

Paul easily. Walker strikes me as a Chamber of Commerce type who would probably support all kinds of corporate welfare.

Scott Walker, and its not close for me. Rand's foreign policy is dangerous.

Which of his foreign policy positions do you disagree with?

Foreign Aid (though not all of it), his stance on NSA (not really foreign policy but kinda ties in, though I agree with him regarding collection of phone data), no support arming the Syrian opposition, his stance on the TSA, anti-drone stance, cutting defense spending (depends how much he wants to cut), anti-Patriot Act, his support of banning gays in the military.Not really true "Foreign Policy" but I wasn't really sure where to classify that stuff. His stance on ISIS was a good thing to hear, though it appears he's beginning to flip flop (or "evolve" as Dems would say about Hilary) on some aspects of his foreign policy as we get closer to the Primaries. I could live with Paul being the nominee though, his social issues are a bright spot (at least for the national party)  its good to see a more welcoming stance on Marijuana, and his economic beliefs are great. I disagree with a lot of stances on drugs, I remember him saying in 2010 that drug abuse is not a major issue.

If he's our nominee, make no mistake, I will be behind him enthusiastically. I think he'd be a great President, I just like Scott better.

[Never]

I like both candidates, but I think I'd go with Scott.

[RI]

Between those two, I'm probably going for the Democrat.

[daveosupremo]

I like both candidates, but I think I'd go with Scott.

[ElectionsGuy]

I definitely prefer Rand, though I could get behind Walker in the general depending on how his campaign would go.

Paul easily. Walker strikes me as a Chamber of Commerce type who would probably support all kinds of corporate welfare.

Scott Walker, and its not close for me. Rand's foreign policy is dangerous.

Which of his foreign policy positions do you disagree with?

Foreign Aid (though not all of it), his stance on NSA (not really foreign policy but kinda ties in, though I agree with him regarding collection of phone data), no support arming the Syrian opposition, his stance on the TSA, anti-drone stance, cutting defense spending (depends how much he wants to cut), anti-Patriot Act, his support of banning gays in the military.Not really true "Foreign Policy" but I wasn't really sure where to classify that stuff. His stance on ISIS was a good thing to hear, though it appears he's beginning to flip flop (or "evolve" as Dems would say about Hilary) on some aspects of his foreign policy as we get closer to the Primaries. I could live with Paul being the nominee though, his social issues are a bright spot (at least for the national party)  its good to see a more welcoming stance on Marijuana, and his economic beliefs are great. I disagree with a lot of stances on drugs, I remember him saying in 2010 that drug abuse is not a major issue.

If he's our nominee, make no mistake, I will be behind him enthusiastically. I think he'd be a great President, I just like Scott better.

You realize that the Patriot Act enabled mass spying techniques by the NSA right?

[New_Conservative]

I definitely prefer Rand, though I could get behind Walker in the general depending on how his campaign would go.

Paul easily. Walker strikes me as a Chamber of Commerce type who would probably support all kinds of corporate welfare.

Scott Walker, and its not close for me. Rand's foreign policy is dangerous.

Which of his foreign policy positions do you disagree with?

Foreign Aid (though not all of it), his stance on NSA (not really foreign policy but kinda ties in, though I agree with him regarding collection of phone data), no support arming the Syrian opposition, his stance on the TSA, anti-drone stance, cutting defense spending (depends how much he wants to cut), anti-Patriot Act, his support of banning gays in the military.Not really true "Foreign Policy" but I wasn't really sure where to classify that stuff. His stance on ISIS was a good thing to hear, though it appears he's beginning to flip flop (or "evolve" as Dems would say about Hilary) on some aspects of his foreign policy as we get closer to the Primaries. I could live with Paul being the nominee though, his social issues are a bright spot (at least for the national party)  its good to see a more welcoming stance on Marijuana, and his economic beliefs are great. I disagree with a lot of stances on drugs, I remember him saying in 2010 that drug abuse is not a major issue.

If he's our nominee, make no mistake, I will be behind him enthusiastically. I think he'd be a great President, I just like Scott better.

You realize that the Patriot Act enabled mass spying techniques by the NSA right?

Yes. I firmly believe it has prevented terror attacks and keeps us safe. I disagree with portions of the bill, of course. I don't think the government has the right to collect phone records though.

[New_Conservative]

Between those two, I'm probably going for the Democrat.

Interesting

[Roemerista]

Between those two, I'm probably going for the Democrat.

[Cobbler]

I'd vote for Rand, and wouldn't support Walker.

[henster]

Paul because he's easier to beat and more likely to implode than Walker.

[HagridOfTheDeep]

This is one match-up that could lead me to support Rand in the primaries. But I'd probably vote for the Democrat in the general.

[Phony Moderate]

I can cast a vote (as an indie ) and it would go to Mr. Paul on the basis that the GE would be more entertaining.

[Supersonic]

Walker, but it's a rather meh vote.

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

This is the political equivalent of deciding between a ribeye steak or a rack of ribs for dinner for me...

Gun to my head? Walker.

[RogueBeaver]

Walker enthusiastically.

[Hamster]

Scott Walker, and its not close for me. Rand's foreign policy is dangerous.

He has no 'foreign policy.'