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== 2016 Republican Primary ==
 
== 2016 Republican Primary ==
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Obvious stalking horses in 2016 are Chris Christie, a stalking horse for [[Jeb Bush]], and Lindsey Graham, whose far-fetched candidacy seems designed to block a [[conservative]] from winning [[South Carolina]].  [[Marco Rubio]] is also probably a stalking horse for Jeb Bush.
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Obvious stalking horses in 2016 are Chris Christie, a stalking horse for [[Jeb Bush]], and Lindsey Graham, whose far-fetched candidacy seems designed to block a [[conservative]] from winning [[South Carolina]].
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''Power Line'' suggests that [[Donald Trump]] is a stalking horse for Bush, but Trump's rhetoric and independence makes that implausible.<ref>http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2015/08/trump-bushs-stalking-horse.php</ref>  Trump may pull out and endorse Bush, but the style of Trump's campaign is not making the Party any more moderate.
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In August 2015 ''Power Line'' suggested that [[Donald Trump]] is a stalking horse for Bush, but Trump's rhetoric and independence makes that implausible.<ref>http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2015/08/trump-bushs-stalking-horse.php</ref>
 
== 2012 Republican Primary ==
 
== 2012 Republican Primary ==
  
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