>>John Kasich, is one.
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>>Having lived in Ohio for many years, I have some issues with Kasich. His medicaid expansion is going to wind up being a disaster for the state long term. But it won't be his problem. It will be his successor's problem to deal with after the federal subsidies stop and the state has to foot the bill for it all. Then watch Ohio's state income tax soar. Like it's not bad enough that the state has one of the highest property tax rates in the country (for a state that also has state income tax).
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>>I like Rubio. I like Ben Carson. But the person that I really like has absolutely no chance of winning the nomination and that is Bobby Jindal.
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>Bobby Jindal impressed me as a man who has something to say but doesn't know how to say it.
>From what I've read, he's brilliant, but that doesn't come across.

My problem with Jindal is that he's an Ivy League science grad, but he's chosen to throw his lot in with the anti-science folks. For example:

http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2014/09/18/3568580/jindal-climate-science-evolution/

Tamar