Out of all GOP candidates for president, who do you NOT like the most and why?

[MisterChester]

I would have made a poll but the max amount of options is 10

What say you INGO? Which Republican candidate do you not like the most and why?

 

[miguel]

Bush.

Things are bad enough, we don't need a Bush III.

 

[EvilElmo]

Bush.

Things are bad enough, we don't need a Bush III.

This * 1000!

Although Christie's close behind, because he's just as much of a statist as Bush.

 

[MisterChester]

I'll start by saying I dislike Walker and Cruz the most, it's a tie.

Walker: Wisconsin's credentials have gone down the toilet and he is seriously mismanaging their budget. If he can't fix a state he can't fix the whole country.

Cruz: can't help but feel he wants to turn America into a theocratic, science-denying country equivalent to Iran or Saudi Arabia.

 

[2A_Tom]

Bush & Christie. sorry, had to list both. If you don't know why i feel we are lost.

 

[SSGSAD]

Bush.

Things are bad enough, we don't need a Bush III.

^^^^^ YES, THIS ^^^^^ NO MORE BUSH !!!!!

 

[Super Bee]

I cant pick just one. Bush, Christie, Huckabee. All big government progressives.

 

[pudly]

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[jamil]

Almost a tie between #1 & #2.

#1) The fat ass puss bag for obvious reasons. And I ****ing hate bullies.

#2) And then there's The Donald. He's running as a Republican, so he listens to what those voters are saying, and then says those things. But what did he say last time? What did he say in past years? The Donald is dangerous. If you support him, consider that he's just mimicking the candidate he thinks you want. But once in office, it's all about The Donald.

#3) Bush is #3. Politically he's not all that much different from Hilary except maybe her penis may be bigger.

#4) Most "evangelical" candidates. They scare the **** out of me. Just, no. Cruz is in this category. I'd like to like him for his "pro-constitution" stand. But just too smarmy and politically expedient for me.

 

[spec4]

For the Bush haters, I suggest if you really want insight into what he is about, as opposed to speculating BS, Read "The Bushes" by Peter Schweizer and Rochelle Schweizer. That said, I like Walker and believe if Bush is the nominee the media left will deluge us with decades of Bush mis-steps, real and made up.

A BS comment above on Walker shows how much the left is afraid of him.

 

[jerrob]

Trump, I just don't believe anything that comes out of his mouth, weather I agree with what he's saying or not.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Trump, I just don't believe anything that comes out of his mouth, weather I agree with what he's saying or not.

Trump likely just stepped on his %&#$ today. He questioned McCain's war status, making light of him being a POW. I expect the backlash to be swift. This train ride is over folks. Trump couldn't contain the stupid.

 

[Super Bee]

Trump likely just stepped on his %&#$ today. He questioned McCain's war status, making light of him being a POW. I expect the backlash to be swift. This train ride is over folks. Trump couldn't contain the stupid.

I have never really taken his campaign seriously, the guy is a loudmouth, joke.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Trump likely just stepped on his %&#$ today. He questioned McCain's war status, making light of him being a POW. I expect the backlash to be swift. This train ride is over folks. Trump couldn't contain the stupid.

How many punctuation marks did he step on?

 

[Alpo]

I'll give ya one I would vote for: Jon Huntsman, Jr.

The worst: The Donald.

 

[1DOWN4UP]

Facebook page for Donald J. Trump ^

 

[Principal Skinr]

Well, Trump just took a dump today, with his comments on McCain's service.

I'm undecided right now, but I'm intrigued by Rand Paul. It is wide open for my vote, at this point, though.

 

[1DOWN4UP]

Donald Trump Comments On John McCain at Family Leadership Summit (7-18-15)

 

[dcr465]

I haven't seen one I found worth a vote yet

 

[PaulF]

On the democrat side I like Sanders, can't handle Clinton. (Sanders is a "I call it like I see it" liberal, for better or worse; Clinton is well...a Clinton.)

On the Republican side I am super conflicted...the two guys I like best on Ideology (Paul and Cruz) are unelectable for me due to their (apparent) religious motivations. Trump is a joke in my book, Christie and Bush are too "inside the beltway" for me already.

I heard Garrison talking about a guy who will be announcing in August, and he was making the guy sound pretty good...a Governor from the southwest I think...but I don't remeber his name.

That's the eternal struggle with being an "independant"...maybe "My Guy" just hasn't announced yet.

ETA: Bolded to highlight the answer to OP's question...