Ronald Reagan was the greatest president just because you love socialism does not mean the rest of us like it.
...They're so pro-life that they chose Ronald "The Walking Dead" Reagan. Beep beep, here comes the clown car!!
How desperate could you be to disqualify any Republican candidate? There are only 5 living presidents and only 3 who didn't destroy the economy! Actually only the Bushes if you count Clinton's housing bubble. The only 2 presidents that weren't awful were spineless pussies who sucked up to the Left. There is no correct answer to that question. It was never anything more than a setup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV5YDPiCKJo
Your highness former Texas Gov Rick Perry is about to toss his hat into the race this weekend.
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let alone win the presidency. They're just in it hoping to get the nod for vice-presidency. But, you're right. There's going to be a lot of blood letting. We will be able to tell who is only in the running for vice-presidency by how much they participate in it. There will most likely be an inverse relationship between a candidate's bloodletting, and their aspirations to be on the ticket as vice-president. Carly Fiorina comes to mind! 
Marco Rubio looked so out of place. O' Reilly made him look so uncomfortable......and he thinks he has a chance?
better paying jobs, and a better education for the middle class and the poor? He's going to have a very difficult time convincing most voters that he will do so.
The only reason most of these folks are running for POTUS is to get a gig on Conservative radio or Fox News. Sarah Palin, Huckabee, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich etc are a few recent examples.
Do you think Al Fucking Sharpton ever thought he had a snowball's chance in hell of becoming POTUS?
but I do agree that many of the people running are doing so just to keep themselves relevant, and enhance their "day jobs" whether that be Fox News or speaking gigs. I can't say that i really disagree about any of the four names you mentioned.
...look at the Dems who ran in 2004:
John Edwards, Wesley Clark, Howard Dean, Dick Gephardt and Joe Lieberman - none of these guys capitalized on their candidacy to get TV gigs, although Dean is on MSNBC once in a while as a guest.
Wesley Clark may have capitalized in another way though - he dumped his wife of 46 years and the 68 year-old started dating a 30 year-old.
http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclass-cnt.aspx?id=20131216000030&cid=1601
At least Clark had the balls to dump his wife, unlike David "Pussywhipped" Petraeus.
2008 - Chris Dodd, Mike Gravel and Bill Richardson did not capitalize on their candidacy by getting TV gigs. Uber-lefty Dennis Kucinich was hired by Fox News and promptly disappeared, for all intents and purposes
So yeah, except for Sharpton, the worst TV host in history, the GOP does have a monopoly on shameless money-grubbers. One measly Dem example is "hardly" a dent in the right wing monopoly.
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..........two of the biggest shakedown scumbag artists on our planet. I would gladly accept a comparison between these two assholes and the others I mentioned on your side of the political aisle.
but I do agree that many of the people running are doing so just to keep themselves relevant, and enhance their "day jobs" whether that be Fox News or speaking gigs. I can't say that i really disagree about any of the four names you mentioned.
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This governance by crises is growing very old.
Ronald Reagan was the greatest president just because you love socialism does not mean the rest of us like it.
...for you to throw your hat in the ring and run for the GOP nomination in 2016. You seem to have the same level of intelligence as the other candidates.