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That's true.....which is something many have been talking about. Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, are just the beginning of more people of character stepping in, that are smart, intelligent, about principles and values. We have some very bright and successful women that are rising thru the ranks. I think we will see more vetted by ourselves and with reminders about getting out in front of the camera and playing the Media's game.
While I was doing my walk this morning, I was thinking about 2016. Whom me as a swing voter, Reform Party member would like to see the GOP nominate who could win. I came up with two women, Susan Martinez, the governor of New Mexico and Condi Rice. Rubio, Jeb Bush and Daniels of Indiana would be also interesting which I think could garner the majority of swing voter/independent votes. I do not know how old Alexander of Tennessee is, but he could be another interesting candidate. Then there is the governor of Virginia, McDonald I think and Portman from Ohio.
I think on the Democratic side, Even Byah the ex governor and senator from Indiana, John Tester, MT, Either of the two Udall's, Tom and Mark, Kaine or Warner from Virginia. But skuttlbutt has it the Dems want to nominate a woman and I do not think Hillery would be the right one. I would look to the Senate, Stabenow, Heitkamp although new strikes my fancy. Gillibrand NY is another possibility. But I really haven't given the Dem side much thought outside of not wanting Hillery or Biden which are the two front runners.