GOP Candidates

[higgmond]

@Sweep_the_Leg

@ohai

Only stupid white and black people enter government. It would be better if lawmakers were more diverse.

And I would like it if the Chairman of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, Lamar Smith, actually believed in evolution. But that’s obviously too much to ask of the person that heads a freaking science committee.

He got elected in a rich, white district in TX with a first name of Lamar. Give him a break.

[Audacious]

@Sweep_the_Leg

^Most people, like my grandma, believe our current President is Muslim. In a sense, Obama could make it easier for the right to elect Bobby J.

I don’t blame her. Elderly people don’t cross check the facts. Their views depends on which radio channel they find first. This is Rush Limbaugh’s demographics

Ross Perot for 2016 (is he still alive?)

[Miamia]

next time when a (ignorant) person who doesn’t care much abt politics but likes a link about a candidate, just ask what policy they like about this candidate. I guess a homework helps (But well, I hope they choose multiple sources/views).

@higgmond

@Palantir

Carly Fiorina is a truly baffling candidate. Who would possibly vote for her in a primary?

Women who don’t bother to learn anything about the candidates.

[rawraw]

@BValGuy

Jindal is one of the weaker GOP candidates, so I don’t think it matters much. But it is worth noting that he reached the Governor’s office in one of the most red states out there, so not sure if his skin color matters too much. He will lose for many other (better) reasons than that.

Louisiana is def. red. But the majority of it’s electorate is also not located in the Bible belt, so the Hindu thing is likely a much bigger deal to other Southern states that may be less Red but more evangelical.