[af_vet_1981]

One cannot usually help who one likes; it is instinctive. Although Cruz is closest to my position and values I just don't like him. I really like Trump, even when his speech is offensive. I also like Rubio, even when I don't really trust him. I also like Sanders, but voting for him is A Bridge Too Far, completely unacceptable. However a race between Trump and Sanders would be the classic Capitalist vs. Socialist for the history books (hopefully like Reagan vs. Mondale).

[toddausauras]

Good points. It is instinctive and yes Rubio is very likeable and he will go far. But the damn immigration. I don’t just like Trump I love him, no one else can do what he gets away with and that’s why. Yes even Bernie. Ted however, I really don’t like. But I would still vote for him. Moot point, no way he gets past Trump.

[hinckley buzzard]

Cruz has a reputation as being unlikeable. I have never met him but I have heard him speak. He definitely has an edge of hostility about him that is unconnected to the subject he is discussing. It's just in him. I was around for the Nixon era. He was pretty unlikeable too. I am reminded of Nixon by Cruz. Something dark about that guy.

[KGeorge]

You like Sanders? How? I mean I’m really curious. You know he’s a socialst/ commie, right?

No offense meant. Or criticism.

[Boardwalk]

This is exactly how I think as well! Also Trump is not narcissistic, rather he is optimistic and larger than life.