Iowa Caucuses Highlight Weak GOP Candidate Pool

Hey republicans you still can't accept the fact that this GOP field is so weak and everybody knows it. Sad when you have to run from reality..BYE...BYE...GOP..in 2012

If, they say god is with them ,then where is he ?looks like he enjous giving them ,the republicans a kick in the a--

Republiboobs are a disgusting bag of losers who can't get organized. Of course they have no real candidate. Of course the tea partiers turned on themselves and are now supporting pseudo picks. Of course the independents and moderates will find none of these losers appealing when the general election comes. Looks like God isn't spelled G-O-P after all, eh Righters? LOL

If the Tea Party still has balls it will at least try to stop Romney.

Breaking AP: "Danger! Danger Will Robinson! Eject! Eject!" Last known transmission from RNC National Headquarters. Investigators are trying to piece together the rubble from the first primary disaster but have yet to find the Black Box. RNC spokeman Joe The Dumber said, "All that's left on the caucus floor is a large amount of Santorum. Clean up crews in HazMat suits cordoned off the area and set off a small nuclear device because it takes that to clean up after a Republican gathering."

Let's see, the "weak" field includes 2 former governors, a former Speaker of the House, and a former Senator. Now, what were Obama's qualifications? Quoting the Huffington Post is all you need to know about this article.

It took the Iowa caucus to figure that out?

Case in point: Ron Paul has made a career out of running for president for over 30 years in DC, and has always been widely ignored, considered a "non-issue" and not a concern to the rest..but this year, the GOP candidates are SO bad, all their voters are rushing to support him. He is using the same catch phrases he always has, but now people are listening...That speaks volumes..

Candidate Pool? Could be the gene pool

Obama will win a landslide ... majority of americans who read and understand the issues know he is a true and wise leader... no amount of bashing from racists and bigots can change the fact.

So far the only one making any sense is Ron Paul, doesn't the rest of the field realize our unsustainable situation, this isn't a time to be Bi-partisan our country is broke, our infrastructure is crumbling, we are less liked by the rest of the world than any other time in modern history, mostly due too our over reach not only into the lives of American homes, but international matters not concerning our immediate security, I would just assume see Obama win if Newt, Mitt and Rick get the nomination, I won't waste my vote in the GOP field.

Weak? Did you say weak? You are so kind !

Of course that is an oblique reference to the gene deficiency.

The media- and money-driven Iowa caucus highlights the undemocratic character of the US electoral process, in which the vast majority of the population—the working class—is effectively disenfranchised. The spectacle underscores the vast and unbridgeable chasm separating the entire political system from the concerns and needs of the people.

The Republican candidates seek to outdo one another in calling for the dismantling of what remains of social programs and the reduction of taxes on corporations and the rich. Obama carries out essentially the same policy, while cynically presenting himself and the Democrats as advocates for “middle class” working people.

Neither party, both of which are in the pay of Wall Street, offers any policies to address mass unemployment and the growth of social inequality, poverty, homelessness and hunger in America.

If the liberal media vetted Obama half as much as they do the Republican candidates he wouldn't be where he is today and he would have no chance of re-election if they started the vetting process today.

boy, the headline got that right

I think that the democrats came out in droves in Iowa to vote for Ron Paul to split the vote. Maybe when they get to a state where you actually have to be a republican to vote or a ID so dead people dont vote, we will see a difference. As for this article sure is nice to see the mainstream media hasnt changed, they dont have a good word to say about republicans. Bias maybe, yes i think so. Today two positive stories about the president and 2 bad stories about the republicans.

Weak?
The only thing going for Barrack is his being a good Orator, but we now know that is all he is.

A 1%er that would love to help his constituents, A former Senator that lost re-election by 18%, A Governor that wanted to secede from the US, A disgraced former House Speaker that loves to womanise and a Texas Congressman that would let the world go to hell by forgetting foreign policy.

Nice hatchett piece.