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I'd heard his name before, but that quote was one of my first introductions to him. It didn't take much research after that to conclude that he was a male Sarah Palin.

There's a lucrative career path in that, but it won't lead to the White House.

He's wildly unlikable for a general population, and it fascinates me that people consider him viable. Then again, this is usually where the Cains and the Trumps start to come out.

I told everybody at the beginning of silly season last election that Romney would be the candidate. He was their most viable option.

Too early to make a prediction this time around, but Rubio is the closest thing I see to a viable candidate at first glance.

And therein lies your wonderful fundamental change in America ,now don't you libs feel so much better in a country of entitelments and another 10 million are coming,stay tuned

So far I find myself in support of Walker. He has taken a lot of heat from the Unions and Liberals in Wisconsin and came through it well.

Putting Wisconsin Back to Work
"I think we can have that sort of transformational difference - from government providing all the answers to where it empowered a partnership with employers, particularly small businesses, and created an environment for more jobs." - Scott Walker