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United States presidential election, 2012 (view source)
Revision as of 17:45, May 22, 2011
, 17:45, May 22, 2011→Ranking of Potential Republican Candidates by Likelihood of Winning Nomination: Mitch Daniels drops from #9 to #21 by saying he's not running
|Voted twice to repeal [[DADT]], which the vast majority of Republican primary voters support; opposed Bachmann for a leadership position; his age (76 in 2012) will be used against him; has never won statewide office.
|Voted twice to repeal [[DADT]], which the vast majority of Republican primary voters support; opposed Bachmann for a leadership position; his age (76 in 2012) will be used against him; has never won statewide office.
|Excluded by Fox because he opposes the war
|Excluded by Fox because he opposes the war
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|[[Tim Pawlenty]]
|[[Tim Pawlenty]]
|Not well known yet; says he's not running for president.
|Not well known yet; says he's not running for president.
|Promoted somewhat by Fox`
|Promoted somewhat by Fox`
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|[[Mitch Daniels]]
|Signed a law that defunds [[Planned Parenthood]], has been an effective [[Rust Belt]] governor and critic of the Obama administration, being promoted heavily by [[neoconservatives]]
|Sided with [[Democrats]] in 2011 in opposing [[right-to-work laws|right-to-work legislation]], unknown nationally, criticized when he tried to downplay significance of social issues, not telegenic, lacks a socially conservative base, and his state budget relies heavily on [[gambling]] revenue
|Promoted by Fox; featured first on its "12 for 2012" series.
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|[[Mike Pence]]
|[[Mike Pence]]
|[[Todd Akin]]
|[[Todd Akin]]
|A [[movement conservative]] from Missouri, which he serves as a congressman
|A [[movement conservative]] from Missouri, which he serves as a congressman
|Not well known yet
|Running to win a [[U.S. Senate]] seat from a [[liberal]] instead
|Rarely allowed on Fox`
|Rarely allowed on Fox`
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