What is your top five 2012 support list as of now?

[Franzl]

My list may change...but right now I am 100% sure that I will not be supporting the re-election of President Barack Obama, and I approved of his job up until the Gitmo decision, and I currently disapprove.

1. (R-FL) Gov. Charlie Crist
2. (R-AR) Gov. Mike Huckabee
3. (R-MS) Gov. Haley Barbour
4. (R-MA) Gov. Mitt Romney
5. (R-IN) Gov. Mitch Daniels

Fascist much?

It's fascist to support the existence of Gitmo? Come on, dude. I'm not the biggest fan of Gitmo but I understand reasons why we shouldn't close it.

There aren't any that are unifiable with any reasonable defintion of a free and democratic state, whether you call the detainees enemy combatants...terrorists...whatever.

No compromise from me here. Of course the term "fascist" is meant to be provocative, and stress the underlying point

[Zarn]

There is no one I can really support on either side.

At the moment, both sides seemed to be filled with clowns as major potential runners. The circus will be in town... I can hardly wait.

[aaaa2222]

1: Ron Paul
2: Barack Obama (No, it is not a contradiction. He Deserves to be re-elected if he does a good job, regardless of if I agree with him)
3: Mitt Romney

[MasterJedi]

I also have high hopes for Paul Ryan.  But he's been sending signals that he has zero interest in running for President at this time.

He's not going to go from the House to a Presidential run anyways. Depending in the primary for WI Governor in 2010 could possibly be between him and Scott Walker (Milwaukee County Executive). Both represent me, too hard to pick someone to support.

[paul718]

I also have high hopes for Paul Ryan.  But he's been sending signals that he has zero interest in running for President at this time.

He's not going to go from the House to a Presidential run anyways. Depending in the primary for WI Governor in 2010 could possibly be between him and Scott Walker (Milwaukee County Executive). Both represent me, too hard to pick someone to support.

So do you think Pence is no-go as well?

[MasterJedi]

I also have high hopes for Paul Ryan.  But he's been sending signals that he has zero interest in running for President at this time.

He's not going to go from the House to a Presidential run anyways. Depending in the primary for WI Governor in 2010 could possibly be between him and Scott Walker (Milwaukee County Executive). Both represent me, too hard to pick someone to support.

So do you think Pence is no-go as well?

I could see Pence running right from the House but I don't see him getting the nomination.

[The Mikado]

I'll be supporting the incumbent.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

1. Rudy Giuliani (R-NY)
2. Mark Sanford (R-SC)
3. Mitt Romney (R-MA)
4. Barack Obama (D-IL)
5. Charlie Crist (R-FL)

My support of Obama depends on his success of course.

[Associate Justice PiT]

1. Gary Johnson (R-NM)
2. Ron Paul (R-TX)
3. any decent Libertarian Party nominee
4. Mitt Romney (R-MA)
5. Barack Obama (D-IL)

[Inmate Trump]

I don't have a top 5.

1. Sarah Palin
2. Bobby Jindal
3. Mike Huckabee

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

1. Bobby Jindal
2. Charlie Crist
3. Mitch Daniels
4. Bob McDonnell
5. Michael Steele

[Keystone Phil]

1. Bobby Jindal
2. Charlie Crist
3. Mitch Daniels
4. Bob McDonnell
5. Michael Steele

Hey, listen, I love #5 on your list but you've got to be kidding. He'd have to win some type of elected office in 2010 (I'm guessing the office he'd most likely go for would be Governor) and then he'd have to start running by the middle of 2011 at the latest. That will giving him a whopping half of a year with real executive experience.

[Psychic Octopus]

Mark Sanford
Bob McDonnell
Mark Warner
Ron Paul
Gary Johnson