I can’t even follow. Seriously, now when Rick Santorum is already inside, and George Pataki is to be, the list seemingly without shots of candidates applying for the president grows overnight. The latest measure by Washington PostHe indicates that the governor of Ohio John Kasich (R) decided after some stunning and grave contemplation that he also wants a shot for the nomination. How Post reports, it will probably do it official Sometimes in the middle of summer:
Governor Ohio John Kasich, who actively assesses the reactions to the possible president’s campaign in 2016, now he quickly moves to accumulate staff and financial resources for such an offer and wants to announce his candidacy after June 30, according to June 30, according to June 30 , according to June 30, experienced Republicans.
A two -time governor and a former house member pass through the control list before the formal entry to the race, but strategists close to Kasich and other long -time friends say that there is no doubt that he will soon join the crowded field fighting for the nomination to GOP.
For his part, Kasich will scrape the bottom of the barrel in the last survey. Last Quinnipiac AND Fox News Surveys position him in … 2 percent throughout the country. Therefore, in the field of at least 15 other candidates – with pretenders at the highest level, such as Jeb Bush, Scott Walker and Marco Rubio, suck the antenna all the time – it will be challenging for him to find a niche. But he has a wild card in his sleeve, I think: he comes from Ohio.
And why does it matter? Well, because at this point it is a well -established fact that if the Republicans lose the Buckeye state, they will lose the election in 2016. Can Kasich operate his geographical roots in his favor? How Post He emphasizes that there is also a lot to like commitment to the penniless. And while This It can be a bit of a problem, it will be captivating to check if he does a splash in 2016 – or burning early as expected. We’ll see.
