The more I read on Perry (from those who have lived under his leadership) the less appealing he is for me. He talks a good talk, but his record doesn't seem to equal his rhetoric. I hope I am wrong on this, but many who know seem to put him in the Huntsman camp as a major RINO.

Bachman is very appealing. She talks the talk and seems to walk the walk.

Palin is starting to annoy me. If she is going to run, I wish she would quit dithering around and just do it. Maybe there is a strategy to her plan I'm not seeing. But the clock is running and if she is going to be a contender she needs to get with it. I'm starting to think she maybe will not run indeed.

Romney is just not cutting it with pure conservatives. He has been to wishy washy for many. If he does make the cut, I hope conservatives will support him, even if they have to hold their noses when doing so.

Gingrich I think should call it good night. He seems just to establishment for me.

I like the way Cain speaks on many issues, but there are other issues that he scares me with. Maybe it's because he has never held public office before, but there is just for me at least, and uncertainty I can't get over. We are in such a pickle right now, I don't if it's a good time to take such a chance.

I'd be all over Chris Christie in a New York second if he was to run. But he says he will not. But even he has said some things concerning global warming that has stunned me.

Ron Paul has many things about which I agree, but there are other things that make me shake my head and wonder if he isn't related to that Harold Camping fellow.

Pawlenty, and Santorum will be gone early I believe. And I hope Rudy doesn't try it again. He really stunk up the last go around.

But needless to say, I will vote for anyone of them over Barry. Bill Clinton loves Barry. He has made him look like a great president.