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United States presidential election, 2016 (view source)
Revision as of 04:09, May 3, 2013
, 04:09, May 3, 2013Amended "Jeb Bush" to reflect lack of support from Barbara Bush, added {uncited} tag to remind myself and encourage others to add sources to this page
The 2016 election will be an open field in both the [[Republican Party]]. [[Democrats]], as in [[communist]] countries, are not expected to have any choice other than [[Hillary Clinton]].
{{uncited}}The 2016 election will be an open field in both the [[Republican Party]]. [[Democrats]], as in [[communist]] countries, are not expected to have any choice other than [[Hillary Clinton]].
==Possible Republican candidates==
==Possible Republican candidates==
!Cons
!Cons
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|[[Jeb Bush]]
|[[Jeb Bush]]
|Able to win Florida, has Hispanic wife and kids, multilingual, backing of [[Karl Rove]] and the Bush family.
|Able to win Florida, has Hispanic wife and kids, multilingual, backing of [[Karl Rove]]. Presumably has the backing of most [[George_H.W._Bush#Family|Bush family]] members, with the notable exception of his mother, [[Barbara Bush|Barbara]], who stated "We've had enough Bushes" during an April 2013 interview<ref>http://www.nbcnews.com/video/nightly-news/51667537#51667537</ref>.
|Outspokenly supports amnesty, neither Tea Partiers or independent voters want a third Bush, told GOP primary voters they wouldn't elect Reagan today.
|Outspokenly supports amnesty, neither Tea Partiers or independent voters want a third Bush, told GOP primary voters they wouldn't elect Reagan today.
|Might count on Rubio to be a stalking horse because of their friendship but has contradicted Rubio on immigration in his latest book, if he and Clinton are the nominees many voters might gravitate to a third party.
|Might count on Rubio to be a stalking horse because of their friendship but has contradicted Rubio on immigration in his latest book, if he and Clinton are the nominees many voters might gravitate to a third party.