Conversely, the lib media & Dems will always tell you who they are most afraid of and least afraid of by who they insist is the most "sensible" candidate in the GOP (Bush, Christie, McCain, Romney) and who is the "nut" (Cruz, Paul and...that's about it)

Sadly, the "nut" list is far shorter than it should be. The last nut that got elected was Reagan. Everyone since then have been a long list of "sensible centrists". Of course, anything slightly to the right of the far Left would seem to be centrist to them. Which explains why so many people on the Right think that Bill O'Reilly and Fox News is a Right Wing news media. O'Reilly is the face of "Centrist" propaganda in the media. Fox loses all credibility when they trot out John McCain, Lindsey Graham and Karl 'Marx' Rove to peddle the establishment GOP propaganda. The establishment GOP is just as "big government" as the Dems. They just have a different idea of what part needs to be funded more. Both sides are all about control and NOTHING about FREEDOM.

CRUZ/PAUL 2016

More l*****t propaganda-the Webster's dictionary definition of N**ism is classic l*****t
N**ism- the body of political and economic doctrines held and put into effect by the National Socialist German Worker's Party in the Third German Reich including the totalitarian principle of government, state control of all industry, predominance of groups assumed to be radically superior, and supremacy of the fuhrer
F*****m-1- political philosophy, movement or regime (as that of the F*****t) that exalts nation and often race above the individual, and that stands for a CENTRALIZED, AUTOCRATIC government headed by a DICTATORIAL LEADER, severe economic and social regimentation and forcible suppression of opposition2-a tendency towards or actual exercise of strong autocratic or dictatorial control
Socialism-1- any of various economic theories advocating collective or government ownership and administration of means of production and distribution of goods
2-a- a system of society or group living in which there is no private property b-a condition of society in which the means of production are owned and controlled by the state
3-a stage of society in Marxist theory t***sitional between capitalism and c*******m and distinguished by unequal distribution of goods and pay according to work done
C*******m-1-a- a theory advocating elimination of private property b- a system in which gods are owned in common and are available to all a needed 2- doctrine based on revolutionary Marxist and Marxist-Leninism that was the official ideology if the U.S.S.R. b- a totalitarian system of government in which a single authoritarian party controls state owned means of production c- a final stage of society in Marxist to in which the state has withered and economic goods are distributed equitably d-c*******t systems collectively .

Everyone one of these evil, sister ideologies have according to the actual definitions, collectivism, and state control in common, as well as other similarities, what none of them have is ANY reference to conservative principles, maybe you should do a little research instead of, like the Germans who ate up the propaganda they were spoon fed by Hitler, just accepting the current propaganda STILL being spewed by the LEFT

**I told you all that the TP was a thorn in the GOP's azz**

Republicans Should Think Twice About Nominating A ‘True Conservative’ In 2016

For years, GOP activists have insisted that their party can only return to the White House by anointing a “true conservative” as the party’s standard bearer.

But a new Bloomberg Politics Poll turns that Republican precept, and a few other pieces of conventional wisdom, on its head.

The poll, released Monday, tested former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s chances against five Republicans — former Florida governor Jeb Bush, New Jersey governor Chris Christie, Texas senator Ted Cruz, Kentucky senator Rand Paul, and 2012 GOP p**********l nominee Mitt Romney — in hypothetical 2016 p**********l matchups. It found that Clinton holds solid leads over all five, which is hardly a surprise considering her overwhelming name recogntion advantage (94 percent of v**ers have formed an opinion of Clinton — 52 percent view her favorably and 42 percent view her unfavorably — while less than 80 percent have an opinion on each of the Republicans aside from the well-known Romney).

But the underlying data should give Republicans pause as they consider their options in what is sure to be a contentious p**********l primary. Although the right constantly preaches that only one of their own can win the White House, the poll finds the more moderate Republicans running much closer to Clinton than the Tea Party-aligned candidates. Clinton leads Bush, Christie, and Romney by 6 percent each in head-to-head matchups. Meanwhile, she holds an 8 percent lead over Paul, and a 13 percent edge over Cruz.

Cruz and Paul’s right-wing reputations appear to be hurting them with v**ers. When asked which candidate better shares their values, Clinton leads Bush and Romney by just 6 and 3 percentage points, respectively. By contrast, she leads Paul on that measure by 13 points, and Cruz by 15. Christie lags behind Clinton by 14 points on this measure, perhaps illustrating some residual damage from his George Washington Bridge scandal. In any case, it seems clear that v**ers are not identifying with the most conservative Republicans in the field.

The Bloomberg poll also counters some popular conservative myths about Clinton’s p**********l hopes. Although Republicans have made it clear that they will use Clinton’s tenure at the helm of the State Department as a centerpiece of their argument against her, the poll suggests that v**ers see the experience as one of her strongest selling points. An overwhelming 77 percent said they see her four-year term as the highest-ranking member of the president’s cabinet as an asset, while just 22 percent see it as a disadvantage.

Similarly, despite suggestions that Clinton will suffer from “Obama fatigue,” v**ers agree 59 to 39 percent that her having been a member of the Obama administration is an asset. V**ers also agree 78 to 20 percent that Clinton’s having lived in Washington and worked in the federal government is an asset — raising a potential red f**g for much of the Republican field, who are positioning themselves as political outsiders.

The Bloomberg poll sampled 1,001 U.S. adults ages 18 or older, and has a margin-of-error of +/- 3.1 percent. The full results can be seen here.

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