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Who does this represent best?
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Why is that hard?
Kasich has executive experience. Clinton does not. Seems like a nobrainer to me, unless you want someone incompetent in the job.
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The question wasn't for President, it was for who matched the OP.
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LOL...
OK, I'm getting forgetful at times what a thread is about.
Still, the generalities of the OP match almost all candidates. The way I see it is who it matches the "best" is an opinion from bias.