Two years away before the mess that is the presidential primaries for both parties will occur up in Iowa and New Hampshire, but for now lets enjoy an early primary and see what support among the supposed candidates for the Republican Party's nomination there is here at BB.Net. Remember, one vote and I would dig to hear your thoughts as to...well, why? I've simplified this ballot to the major figures that have been given the talk so far:
Condoleezza Rice - Professor of Political Science at Stanford University and served as Provost (1993-1999), National Security Advisor (2001-2005), U.S. Secretary of State(2005-present)
Rudolph Giuliani - Associate Deputy Attorney General and chief of staff to the Deputy Attorney General(1975-1977), Associate Attorney General(1981-1983), U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York(1983-1989), Mayor of New York City(1993-2001)
John McCain - U.S. Military-decorated hero for 5 years of P.O.W. captivity during American-Vietnam War, U.S. Congress(1983-1987), U.S. Senator, Arizona(1987-present), 2000 U.S. Presidential candidate for GOP nomination.
George Allen - Virginia House of Delegates(1983-1991), U.S. Congress(1991-1993), Governor of Virginia(1994-1998), U.S. Senator, Virginia(2001-present)
Newt Gingrich - U.S. Congress(1979-1999), Speaker of the House of Representatives(1995-1999), leader of the so-called "Contract with America" Republican electoral campaign of 1994.
Bill Frist - Tennessee's Governor's Medicaid Task Force(1992 to 1993), U.S. Senator, Tennessee(1995-2007), U.S. Senate Majority Leader(2003-present)
Mitt Romney - Governor of Massachusetts(2003-2007)
Tom Tancredo - U.S. Congress-Colorado(1999-present)
Mike Huckabee - Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas(1993-1996), Governor of Arkansas(1996-2007)
Chuck Hagel - War hero from American-Vietnam War, U.S. Senator, Nebraska(1997-present)
George Pataki - Governor of New York(1995-2007)
If you want to "write-in" any candidates and vote for them, please say so in your post. The winner will be named by Majority vote.
