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There is exactly one good and decent candidate in the race for the Republican nomination for president-- Jon Huntsman, Jr. Romney is just one more political hack. We deserve better than Romney (or any of the other Republicans in the race).
Romney is no worse a "political hack" than Huntsman, but neither of them, nor any other AREpublican candidate is anywhere in the same dewpth of hackery as Obama.
I detset Huntsman as a worthless RINO, but even he would be far better for this rapidly declining nation than Obama. Fortunately, there are amny other Republicans far more likely to win the nomination than Huntsman.
it would be worth it for us to have an early primary. We should be a player in decided the candidates. By June the conntest is over. As a Republican I would donate money for a early primary.
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