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In response to "Which makes sense, considering where they are on the spectrum. -- nm" by Strongbad

I also think they're the smartest candidates in general. -- nm

Posted by David (aka David) Jun 26 '15, 10:48

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Will be interesting to see which one of them is established as the more moderate option - Strongbad Jun 26, 10:49 14
- Christie won't sniff the final slate of candidates. His unfavorables amongst GOP voters are over 50%. -- nm - ML Jun 26, 10:58
- I think Christie has too many enemies and too many skeletons. - David Jun 26, 10:51 12
  - Christie's damaged goods. I think Jeb's moderate opposition will come from one of the lesser-known hopefuls. -- nm - Ender Jun 26, 10:56 1
    - I've seen the numbers and studied the 538 piece. Christie's advantage is that he's smart and tough. - David Jun 26, 11:02
  - If I were put a wager on it - Strongbad Jun 26, 10:54 9
    - FWIW, Christie is the most tolerable Republican candidate to me. - David Jun 26, 10:56 8
      - I think Kasich is my preferred option...he's shown a working ability in Ohio and he's - Will Hunting Jun 26, 11:03
      - Your IM means he's the wrong person to put against Hillary. The Republicans need to differentiate, not nominate Kodos. -- nm - Roger More Jun 26, 11:02 6
        
        I disagree. I think people are inclined not to like Hilary. The best shot the Republicans have is a candidate similar to her rather than a zealot. -- nm - David Jun 26, 11:04 4
        
        I agree that people are inclined not to like Hillary or the grubbier bits of the Clinton brand - but the solution for Republicans is not to have - Roger More Jun 26, 11:08 3
        
        What I think they need is a tolerable candidate who can seem like a viable choice if Hilary implodes. -- (edited) - David Jun 26, 11:16 2
        
        I think we agree on that, but I don't think Christie is that candidate. He's a time bomb. - Roger More Jun 26, 11:22 1
        
        I agree that Bush is better. Christie's the fallback if the Bush name is too big a hurdle. - David Jun 26, 11:26
        
        Eff you Roger! I don't care what you say! I'll twirl towards freedom if I want to!!! -- nm - Ender Jun 26, 11:04

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