Nate Silver: With Popularity Fading at Home, Is Bobby Jindal the New Mitt Romney?

New York Times ^ | 04/10/2013 | Nate Silver

[so_real]

I expect this question/debate to be brought up with Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz as well.

As it should be. Either the Constitution matters, or it doesn't. We who feel it does should stand firm on it and not bend in the wind when it suits us (like the RINO's do). Limp wristed Supreme Court Justices who just can't bring themselves to address Constitutional matters should be replaced, not appeased.

[SoCal Pubbie]

Nate Silver DOESN’T POLL ANYBODY. He’s a statistician and analyst who makes predictions based on data from others, including polling by major polling companies.

[TomGuy]

I don't care who is most popular, I want to find who is the best choice for the next president.
Don't follow the majority, the majority is often wrong, especially when they follow poll results.

LOL

So true. Recall the number of 'frontrunners' in 2012. Nearly every 2-4 weeks, it was a new one. And TOO many on FR jumped on the popularity bandwagons, disregarding any qualifications and/or true potential at actually winning the general election.

The sad thing is that the 2012 line up was even worse than the 2008 starting gate.

Regrettably, many of those 'frontrunners' are hinting at 2016. They couldn't even beat the guy who couldn't beat the guy who couldn't beat Obama in 2008. So, in 2016 they will be the ones who couldn't beat the buy who couldn't beat Obama in 2012.

Nearly a dozen have already hinted on 2016, and not a one of them sends a thrill up my leg. Already, 2016 is looking like another massive GOP disaster, a throwaway to the Dems.

[stevecmd]

I agree...and hope he puts Ras’ in his dust!!

[TNoldman]

NO.

[Rich21IE]

Hmmmm, my hunch is they’ll be disabled by the MSM as sell-outs or not “really” Hispanic or as being likened to Uncle Toms.

Thems what control the MSM and National Propaganda Radio control all.