Who's your pick?

Haven't been here for awhile. Republicans have to get Latino voters. It has to be Cruz or Rubio either as Pres or VP to pick up the minority vote or die as a party. I consider both of them RINO's moving to the center for the vote. I prefer Rand Paul but with his combative style with the press and the main press making him out to be a weirdo don't think it would happen.

A new face would be Scott Walker. So I say Scott Walker Pres/Rubio VP, although Cruz is a better speaker.

If Jeb wins say goodbye to the Republican party.

Couldn't agree with you more about a Clinton v Bush II contest Ashley. Not only would Bush lose that race, the Republicans would lose control of the Senate too as a consequence.

Jeb would be a bigger draw for Latino votes that either Marco or Rafeal. In general, most latinos do not consider cuban-americans as representative of their culture, while Jeb's support of amnesty for illegal aliens, not breaking up latino families, plus his own familial connections to mexico would make him more attractive to the latino vote.

PrintSmith wrote: I'm going with Paul Ryan, I think he should have been at the top of the last ticket . . .

Is this the same paul ryan who recently sponsored legislation that just passed that will increase the deficit by $141 billion for a single payer medical welfare system? I believe it is.

Something the Dog Said wrote:

PrintSmith wrote: I'm going with Paul Ryan, I think he should have been at the top of the last ticket . . .

Is this the same paul ryan who recently sponsored legislation that just passed that will increase the deficit by $141 billion for a single payer medical welfare system? I believe it is.

I surprised there is a Paul Ryan in the Senate that you would support.

Mary Scott wrote:

Something the Dog Said wrote:

PrintSmith wrote: I'm going with Paul Ryan, I think he should have been at the top of the last ticket . . .

Is this the same paul ryan who recently sponsored legislation that just passed that will increase the deficit by $141 billion for a single payer medical welfare system? I believe it is.

I surprised there is a Paul Ryan in the Senate that you would support.

I was not aware that there is a paul ryan in the Senate.

Something the Dog Said wrote:

Mary Scott wrote:

Something the Dog Said wrote:

PrintSmith wrote: I'm going with Paul Ryan, I think he should have been at the top of the last ticket . . .

Is this the same paul ryan who recently sponsored legislation that just passed that will increase the deficit by $141 billion for a single payer medical welfare system? I believe it is.

I surprised there is a Paul Ryan in the Senate that you would support.

I was not aware that there is a paul ryan in the Senate.

Oh, I'm sorry, my mistake.

Something the Dog Said wrote: Jeb would be a bigger draw for Latino votes that either Marco or Rafeal. In general, most latinos do not consider cuban-americans as representative of their culture, while Jeb's support of amnesty for illegal aliens, not breaking up latino families, plus his own familial connections to mexico would make him more attractive to the latino vote.

Could be true, a Spanish speaking Catholic man with a Hispanic wife might be more appealing than an old white woman.
Rubio does have a lot of charisma but I think this campaign for him is more a test run or audition for a VP slot.
Walker/Rubio?

It's still not too late for my prediction of Biden/Warren since Hillary is swimming upstream in her river of lies and the Dem party doesn't want Sanders. Anything id possible in this election and I'll bet crazy Joe is kicking himself right now for passing on his best chance.