Possible and probable GOP primary could be fun

Just saw today Mike Huckabee, it gets better every day.

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No, they learned, it's gonna be Jeb or Rand. The primaries being comedic is all we can hope for. Huckabee? Palin? Santorum? I so want to see them on the stage diminishing their party every second they're in the public eye.

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Palin is now saying she's interested in running, something she's said she didn't want to do in the past. That makes me happier than I can even put into words.

I'm afraid of Jeb he has a brain, can debate, and speaks fluent Spanish.

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Watching Mitt lose again would kind of be amusing, though. He wants it SO BAD.

He can win, and I wouldn't mind, Rand Paul scary. I think Hillary will lose if a good Dem goes against her, I guess Bernie Sanders is a no way as a national candidate. He could serve a useful purpose to her campaign as a you want this guy thing. Bush vs. Clinton seems on a collision course, kinda sucks.

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It's going to be a bloodbath. And no matter who they end up with, there isn't a single one of them capable of beating Hillary.

But don't rule out Rand Paul doing something similar to Obama in 2008 and pulling the nomination from the caucuses and primaries with an unexpected "youth vote." Rand Paul's young people will be poor souls who think that, as a libertarian, he will give them legal marijuana.

And don't rule out Scott Walker, portraying himself as the only possible bridge between the tea partiers and the corporate-establishment Republicans. There are forces within the GOP already grooming him to be that guy. The question is: Can he pull that off?

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"And don't rule out Scott Walker, portraying himself as the only possible bridge between the tea partiers and the corporate-establishment Republicans."

We can always count on you PJ to read the tea leaves with the best of them. I'm not fond of him [Walker] one bit but he'd make one helluva running mate for Bush III. There is a link between Walker and the RNC Chairman. The current chairman knows how to build the a war chest. I don't see Walker at the top of the ticket but I've been wrong a bunch of times.

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And they'll all lose by double-digits to Hillary.

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CAN Bush win that one? The GOP was stuck with the "least worst option" strategy in 2012. And that is undoubtedly what Jeb is this round.

The GOP has to coalesce around one viable candidate quickly and come up with a coherent strategy. They cannot afford another "favorite of the week" primary.

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I think they'll try desperately to prevent that, but it's been shown time and time again that GOP establishment has little control over the fringe elements in their party.

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We'll almost certainly see Palin or Ernst, who with along with Jindal and Cruz are the Republican's sole hope to appeal to people that aren't white men.

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