[Entrepreneur]

Go for it!

I hope he bleeds votes from Jeb. Maybe Christie will enter too and for once, the RINOs will eat each other so a real conservative has a shot.

If the choice is a RINO or a dim lib, that’s like selecting half a glass of poison instead of a full glass. I opt out.

[ChildOfThe60s]

His family was quoted after the election saying he really didn’t want to be President & that’s why he was such a pushover as a candidate. So he now wants to be President? Does he even know what he wants?

[RC one]

In a race that includes both Jeb and Mitt, lower tier candidates will be struggling for air(time)...and money. I don’t think it matters to RINOs which of their RINO candidates wins, as long as one of them does. We need to be the same way. We can’t be singularly invested, emotionally and financially, in one candidate i.e. Cruz because there’s a real possibility that they will suffocate him and then we’ll be left in chaos, with no plan B. We all need to know what plan A is, what plan B is, and what plan C is well in advance of Iowa and we all have to be good with it.

[Dr. Sivana]

I hope he bleeds votes from Jeb. Maybe Christie will enter too and for once, the RINOs will eat each other so a real conservative has a shot.

Yup. Look at the 1980 roster, from left to right:

John B. Anderson
Howard Baker
George H.W. Bush
Bob Dole
John Connolly
Ronald Reagan
Phil Crane


First the GOPe ate, each other, and were still split between Bush and Anderson when it became a three way race. Finally Anderson ran third party and STILL didn't cut into Reagan's support. He drew some significant support in the northeast where Reagan was "too conservative" and Carter was "too southern" or "too Baptist".

[Theodore R.]

Our little Republican primary voters are so uninformed that they will gladly pick another half-glass of poison.

[rrrod]

excellent point...the more RINO scum the better!