Who do you most want to see drop out?

[ElectionsGuy]

Those who vote Trump have no sense of fun. He has no chance of winning the nomination unless every other plausible candidate runs a poor campaign, so don't worry about that. His ceiling is lower than anyone else's.

You're right. Jeb Bush should drop out. Boring, establishment, loves big government, and has a very legitimate chance of winning and continuing a disasterous dynasty.

[dudeabides]

I am not speaking as a Republican right now. As an American, I don't want a stupid person as President. I don't want a President who constantly puts the country down. I don't want a President who is a liar, an egomaniac, and a horrible role model. Of course I'm describing Donald Trump, he should be in jail for treason maybe, but not President.

[eric82oslo]

I am not speaking as a Republican right now. As an American, I don't want a stupid person as President. I don't want a President who constantly puts the country down. I don't want a President who is a liar, an egomaniac, and a horrible role model. Of course I'm describing Donald Trump, he should be in jail for treason maybe, but not President.

I've never quoted a quote on this forum before, without giving detailed reasons why, yet this will be my very first, [because what Trump is doing right now is not only gonna hurt the US badly, it's gonna be almost just as bad for its allies, especially for Europe, of which I'm personally a part]. I don't agree that he should be in jail though, Trump is the least violent person I've seen in a very long time, just like all talkative-crazies lol.

[RI]

Bush, just to spite dudeabides.

[eric82oslo]

I went with Christie. Can't stand the guy. He's the only candidate who I unreservedly dislike.

I love him. He's a truth-speaker who actally tells his mind (unlike Trump). He's a guy of convictions of which several of them I can agree with. On one issue however, I'm head-over-heels starchly disagreeing with him: On marijuana and drug legalization.

[Horsemask]

Hard to choose between Paul and Trump, but because everyone is mostly saying Trump, I'll vote for Paul.

[/]

My least favorite candidate in the GOP field is clearly Donald Trump, but from a strategic perspective, it would be best for the Democrats in the general election if a moderate Republican wasn't nominated, so I have to go with Bush, Kasich, or Rubio (who have the best chance of beating the Democrat).

[TheElectoralBoobyPrize]

I went with Christie. Can't stand the guy. He's the only candidate who I unreservedly dislike.

I love him. He's a truth-speaker who actally tells his mind (unlike Trump). He's a guy of convictions of which several of them I can agree with. On one issue however, I'm head-over-heels starchly disagreeing with him: On marijuana and drug legalization.

Yeah, I like him better than most that are in the race. He's put out a pretty detailed plan on entitlement reform.

[Liberalrocks]

Sanders

[5280]

Lindsey Graham then Jeb Bush

[Intell]

Clinton, so Sanders can win the Primary and get make the democratic p back to the left, even if this costs us the election.