Let's try this again. Which GOP candidate do you worry about the most?

[Barack_America]

The pundits are saying that whoever wins the Florida GOP primary will be their frontrunner.

Which GOP candidate makes you the most nervous?

(feel free to elaborate below)

[ChairmanAgnostic]

1. just one month ago, I posted a similar poll

and several Hillary supporters attacked me for being anti-DU.


I STILL think that McCain will be the nominee and the most dangerous.

[Barack_America]

4. I don't see how acknowledging the enemy...

is anti-DU at all.

Our candidate will be running against one of these guys, after all.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

5. agreed.

I suspect that the GOP WILL have someone, despite our best efforts.

and I suspect that that person may pose a problem to one of our candidates.

[Barack_America]

2. Personally,

I'm stuck between McCain and Romney.

McCain has great pull with moderates and independents, but not the base.

Romney has the possibility of uniting the base.

It's almost a toss-up for me.

[rwheeler31]

3. I do not worry about any of them, their supporters need help.

[AZBlue]

6. I voted McCain - he still has a lot of people fooled that he's a moderate Republican,

that he's a sincere and honest man, that he cares about people and that he helps vets, the elderly and the poor. It's all B.S.

[TheCowsCameHome]

7. Mitt R-money

Do not underestimate him.

[Barack_America]

8. I'm leaning towards him as well.

I think that McCain will alienate the base. And as long as the Dems nominate someone who attracts Independents, they should be able to beat McCain easily. Plus, McCain sucks on the economy.

[TheCowsCameHome]

9. McCain is already being trashed by his own party

He's disliked intensely from within the GOP. They will eat their own. Limbaugh is murdering him on the radio every day, just for one example.

Never, ever underestimate Mitt R-money. He is a real danger. He connects well with the hard-line conservatives.

[nonconformist]

17. I don't see Mittens pulling that fundie vote, and they NEED it

Then again, stranger things have happened.

[AndyTiedye]

10. A McCain/Huckabee Ticket Would be a Nightmare for Us

The "swing voters" love McCain because the MSM told them to. He's a "maverick" so they say.
Huckster would pull in the Fundie vote. They can wait for Cain to croak and then their guy will be in charge.

[Seen the light]

12. Do you really think independents would vote for McCain over Obama?

The old guy that's for the war? Really?

Besides, what good will swing voters do him when his own base won't get out and support him?

[AndyTiedye]

14. The Mighty Slime Machine Has Been Marketing McCain as a "Moderate" and a "Maverick" for Years

It's all phoney, of course, but swing voters just lap up that sort of thing.

[krabigirl]

11. none of the above

[InvisibleTouch]

13. Honestly? Not a one.

They're all losers. I worry a bit about Diebold, though.

[cobalt1999]

15. None of the above.

I won't lose a bit a sleep over any of them regardless of who our nominee is.

[nonconformist]

16. McCain, because he has this image of being a moderate

When he's anything but.

[Blue_In_AK]

18. I've said McCain all along, and that's what I still think. n/t