thebigabd
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Kasich disqualified himself by saying we need to send combat troops back to Iraq. His "success" is greatly exaggerated. In the 90s he rode Clintons economic and fiscal coat tails and recently he's rode the Obama economy success. He did expand Medicaid which means he's not a complete idiot like the GOP governors who refused.
His problem is he's the same old same old GOP party line huckster. The party has been in decline since the Gingrich days. He's more of the same. he would be pretty easy for Hillary to run against and beat.
Trump strategy is simple. These guys are not as smart, energetic and accomplished as me. I'm the best man for the job. Screw the party. He will reach out to every segment of the electorate with that argument. It works against every candidate on both sides.
I must admit, in watching the GOP debate I kept finding myself more excited about Donald Trump... When you ask yourself, "which of these guys is going to get the job done and disrupt business as usual", you have to think it is Trump. He will demand results, and he will get them.
That being said, Rubio is the best "politician" up there in the field. A Trump/Rubio ticket would be interesting, and would set Rubio up to run in 2020.