Decisions...decisions

[Minimalist]

http://www.rawstory.com/2015/08/rachel-m...s-at-risk/

Sen. Rand Paul has arrived at his “moment of truth,” MSNBC host Rachel Maddow argued on Friday, arguing that the Kentucky Republican may be the first 2016 presidential candidate to exit the race.

On Saturday, she explained, Paul will need two-thirds of the state Republican executive committee to approve the creation of a special caucus that would allow the Tea Party senator to run for re-election to the Senate while seeking the GOP’s presidential nomination.

“Unless Rand Paul gets that two-thirds super-majority vote tomorrow, which would allow him to run for his Senate seat and for president at the same time, which is what he wants to do, as of tomorrow, he’s gonna have to pick which of those two seats he wants to run for,” she said. “One or the other: presidential run, which he will almost assuredly lose, or Senate re-election bid — something which he would have a much better chance at, even though it wouldn’t be guaranteed.”

[vorlon13]

Honestly, Paul, Santorum, Perry and Huck are dead in the water, nipping off to lick their wounds would be smart.

[Spooky]

The upcoming election reminds me of the Douche VS. Turd episode of South Park.

[T.J.]

I don't think they should be allowed to run for two offices at once. I mean, what if someone actually managed to win both offices? How would that even work?

I won't be sad if half drop out of the race. It's ridiculous that they need to have two debates on the same day just to give everyone time to speak, and with the turnout of the 5 o clock debate, they may as well not even bother.