Paul Ryan Is the Odds-On Favorite to Win the Republican Nomination in 2016

Mother Jones ^ | February 5, 2014 | Kevin Drum

[tennmountainman]

Yep. You are not a true democrat if you don’t vote at least 5 times in the same election.

[2ndDivisionVet]

A young female with name recognition? Is 49 young where you live?

[Eagles6]

2008 & 2012.

[Manic_Episode]

[3boysdad]

Dang just this morning it was Jeb Bush! Please gawd give us more bush!!!

[VideoDoctor]

Put down the crack pipe.

[outofstyle]

Or Dan Quayle?

[Mortrey]

Says who?

Mother Jones?!?

Quit letting the commies pick our picks.

[Right Wing Assault]

Has he turned 100 yet?

He'll only be 91 in July. He would be the first president to turn 100 while in office. We all need to get behind him and make it happen! Let's not let the dems get all the "firsts." And Dan Quayle would be the VP.

[2ndDivisionVet]

No, make Sarah Palin his running mate and I’m for it.

[Right Wing Assault]

He brokered a budget deal with Patty Murray that was businesslike and low-drama but didn't alienate the tea party crowd too badly

Yeah, the TP was really thrilled about that. He already alienated them so how can he alienate them again?

[Norseman]

Well, I consider myself as having Tea Party principles and he hasn’t alienated me yet.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Says Mother Jones. Bwhahahaha!!!

[Baynative]

B S !

[Frank Sheed]

Draft Dr. Benjamin Carson...only guy who can annihilate the opposition....

[Graewoulf]

Mrs. Bill Clinton lost out to a Black when she ran for POTUS.

Hence, we should run Dr. Ben Carson, Dr. Thomas Sowell, or Col. Allen West.

It would drive the Leftstream Media nuts!

[Wuli]

a Left-Liberal rag thinks it knows what it in fact does not know

[TBP]

Polk?

[TBP]

Oh, MOTHER JONES says Paul Rino is the favorite. Well, that settles it, then. May as well not have any primaries.

Let's see what the Republican voters have to say.

[TBP]

Let’s have multiple RINOs: Fatso, Little Brotehr Jebbie, Rep. Rino, Huckster, even Huntsperson. That way, none of them can use the Romney Plan, whereby the conservatives (Gingrich and Santorum) get almost 2/3 of the vote and the “moderate” (so-called) wins the primaries.