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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Marco "Gulp" Rubio now odds-on favorite to be 2016 GOP nominee [View all]Gothmog
(177,612 posts)18. Rubio would be weak candidate
I doubt that the tea party will support Rubio now after the immigration issue
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You can't be on ballot twice in FL, so Rubio will have to choose prez race or senate race.
JaneyVee
Jan 2014
#45
Scott Walker has to get re-elected first, and they will fight hard to get rid of this ASSHOLE. He is
RBInMaine
Jan 2014
#20
I agree that Rubio should be the favorite of that group. Not being an old white male opens the door
okaawhatever
Jan 2014
#7
That is one sorry, lame-ass roster. WaterBoy is a lightweight, the Stay-Puft Man
TwilightGardener
Jan 2014
#8
I don't see why he would be. Aside from Christie's fall, which benefits all the other candidates.
Mayberry Machiavelli
Jan 2014
#10
As I posted to someone else, even with all his name recognition he's at 4%
anti partisan
Jan 2014
#26
Everybody in politics has skeletons...some more than others. I think the hyper-sleuthing that is now
libdem4life
Jan 2014
#19
American people know what to expect from another Bush and will reject it (nt)
anti partisan
Jan 2014
#22
Jeb has yet to be vetted nationally and that's what the primary is all about. He presents very
libdem4life
Jan 2014
#33
Hillary outpolls Rubio in Florida, she is very popular there. That should give you an idea of
stevenleser
Jan 2014
#38
Folks will have to "settle for Hillary" as long as they're too lazy to work for an alternative
brooklynite
Jan 2014
#43
It could be that there is not one willing to get into the slime. That's my take.
libdem4life
Jan 2014
#58
Here's a poll-tracker: it shows Rubio in a crash-and-burn nose dive over the last year,
struggle4progress
Jan 2014
#47