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I am Undecided
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Posted on 09/26/2011 1:20:08 PM PDT by SMGFan

I am from New Jersey and I am undecided which GOP candidate for president I support. Care to identify yourself as undecided as well and the state you live in?


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To: SMGFan

ANYBODY but Obama! The country can’t stand much more “history”. We’ve had enough “history” since 2008 to fill 20 industrial size dumpsters.


21 posted on 09/26/2011 1:44:58 PM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (Barry gives them $535 million and they take "the fifth" when asked where it went.)
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To: SMGFan

Iowa, first in the nation. Also undecided. And currently uninspired by my options...Probably cast a vote for Mr. Cain at this point. But Romney will win my precinct (heavy religious vote).


22 posted on 09/26/2011 1:44:58 PM PDT by LearnsFromMistakes (Yes, I am happy to see you. But that IS a gun in my pocket.)
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To: SMGFan

I was a delegate to the Florida Straw Poll and arrived there resigned to vote for one of the two presumed front runners, the usual Republican ‘hold your nose and vote for the one who stinks the least’. After three days of listening to all of the candidates, though, the more I heard Cain my choice became clear. He says what I’ve been wanting to hear. The pundits don’t decide who can win - we the voters decide who will win and Cain is an inspiring leader with clear plans and practical experience. Finally - a candidate I can wholeheartedly and enthusiastically support.

The media are dead wrong in their spinning Cain’s resounding win as a protest vote against Romney and Perry. No - It was a decided vote FOR Cain.


23 posted on 09/26/2011 1:45:10 PM PDT by caper gal 1 (Cain/Rubio 2012)
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To: SMGFan

I’m in NY and I’m voting PALIN! If she doesn’t run than I’m not voting FOR anybody but I will vote AGAINST OBLAHma.


24 posted on 09/26/2011 1:45:25 PM PDT by Lilyjuslan
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To: SMGFan

I’m undecided, but I think I like Cain the most


25 posted on 09/26/2011 1:45:41 PM PDT by MNDude
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To: SMGFan

Cain/Rubio... for the present and future!


26 posted on 09/26/2011 1:45:53 PM PDT by tflabo ( to have been selected)
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To: SMGFan

There are several I would be glad to vote for but I’m for Cain out of the declared candidates now. I am pretty much anybody but Obama with the exception of Ron Paul or Romney (and the latter I could probably hold my nose for to get rid of Obama if it came down to it).


27 posted on 09/26/2011 1:47:11 PM PDT by mnehring
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To: bestrongbpositive

....I’ll vote for any Republican on the ballot except for John McPain

John McPain should just get it over with and join the democrats otherwise, this Louisianan likes Cain so far. Listening at this point.


28 posted on 09/26/2011 1:47:21 PM PDT by Bitsy (!)
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To: brownsfan

What’s flawed about someone like Cain, or Palin (if she ran?)

I can name some but I’m interested in your opinion.


29 posted on 09/26/2011 1:49:10 PM PDT by RockinRight (If everyone wants to ride in the wagon, then who is pulling it?)
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To: bestrongbpositive

MA here (see tag line)

I am undecided as well and have seen most of the debates. Newt really comes across (to me) as the best candidate and then Cain, but I highly doubt either will get the nod.

Isn’t that the case though? This is why our system seems to be so “flawed”. The best person almost never gets the nomination but rather the one with:

1) the most $$
2) Most popular (
3) The one who the political establishment of choice pushes to the forefront to propagate their self-serving agenda (on both sides of the aisle)
4 The most $$

Experience never seems to matter, nor does practicality. It’s horrible, but it’s all we got.

Bachman is unelectable and the rest are wasting their time, but I know it’s part of the process. A ticket of Perry and Romney (could flip either one) would easily beat Obama but would certainly be far from considered a “conservative” choice, maybe even set us back.

That being said, I will vote for anyone OTHER THAN a lib or progressive (eeww, it makes me sick just to type it).

See? We don’t have much of a choice.


30 posted on 09/26/2011 1:49:27 PM PDT by bridgemanusa (loan MA Conservative)
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To: SMGFan

I am from NJ, have been strongly for Perry because I saw him as the most electable conservative (yes, conservative) but now I am greatly worried about his electability and am thinking seriously about Cain.


31 posted on 09/26/2011 1:49:33 PM PDT by samtheman (Palin. In your heart you know she's right.)
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To: SMGFan

Virginia. Undecided/ABO- doesn’t matter to me, just ABO.


32 posted on 09/26/2011 1:50:11 PM PDT by amishman
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To: SMGFan

I haven’t decided who I support yet, but I stand by the fact that I find Romney even being in the mix to be disgusting.

How anyone who basically mandated folks must buy a product simply because they breath could REMOTELY be considered the standard bearer for the GOP and Conservatives is mind numbing.

The only difference between RomneyCare and ObamaCare is one of scale.. the underlying mentallity that lets you believe you can do it is exactly the same and is not conservative in the least.


33 posted on 09/26/2011 1:51:41 PM PDT by HamiltonJay
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To: LearnsFromMistakes
But Romney will win my precinct (heavy religious vote

Really? Lots of Mormons in Iowa?

34 posted on 09/26/2011 1:52:22 PM PDT by pgkdan (Perry/Cain 2012)
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To: mnehring

Cain is steady, principled, business smart, supporter of Israel and not connected politically. He can speak well and formulates his excellent ideas plus he’s a real man. Forget that he’s black and so is 1/2 Bama and only the LIEberals will make an issue of it anyway. Put Rubio as the VP and we are solid ready to roll now and later on. Get on the Cain train to restoration!


35 posted on 09/26/2011 1:52:22 PM PDT by tflabo ( to have been selected)
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To: SMGFan

Pat Paulsen/Nipsey Russell 2012

Better Dead than Red World Tour


36 posted on 09/26/2011 1:55:11 PM PDT by Carpe Cerevisi
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To: SMGFan

From New Jersey - voting for Perry.


37 posted on 09/26/2011 1:55:30 PM PDT by jersey117
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To: brownsfan

Wisconsin and completely undecided. Perry is great on global warming, terrible debater and on immigrants tuition and the gardisil thing. Romney is slick but has RomneyCare around his neck and flip flops like a fish out of water. Bachmann is looney, Palin is a lightweight, Newt has too many ex-wives and an expensive present one. Christie is terrible on global warming and in another in a long line of RINO east coast Republicans parading as conservative. The fact Mike and Morning Joe are having wet dreams about him is reason enough to beware. Huntsman is another guy born with a silver spoon and the fact he took a job from Obama disqualifies him. Ron Paul is too out theire on foreign policy for my liking. Herman Cain is probably the one I most identify with, I will be watching him going forward. Count me undecided at this point.


38 posted on 09/26/2011 1:55:50 PM PDT by milwguy
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To: SMGFan

The primaries should take place in one or two days, nation wide, in February. For the G.O.P. the reddest states should vote on day one, the not so red states on day two.

And ALL Primaries should be closed primaries.


39 posted on 09/26/2011 1:58:42 PM PDT by Grunthor (Rick Perry; Bush, only without the staggering intellect and conservative comittment)
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To: SMGFan

If I get a chance to vote for Palin in Feb. when MO has its primary, I will. If not, as of right now, I’d vote for Cain.

In November, I’ll vote for a ham sandwich over King Putt.


40 posted on 09/26/2011 2:01:05 PM PDT by filbert (More filbert at http://www.medary.com--GAME ON!!!)
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