| Notimex the Republican Party is one of the most hotly contested as it grows the list of candidates who announce their candidacy, according to political observers and media. The party has announced on their official website at least 25 candidates, but not all have formalized their participation. Still, as the date approaches to name the flag during the National Conference to be held in August in Tampa Bay, Florida, the number of candidates increases.
Mitch Romney, former governor of Massachusetts and one of the first to announce his presidential aspirations, is "considered by many in the Republican Party nomination leader 2012, "according to the institute's own political aims. |
But political analysts as" fragile "Romney's position as a favorite in the most recent survey of potential Republican contenders. | for their business experience, conservatives consider Romney the most prepared to take the country out of economic downturn. In the immigration issue, Romney opposes amnesty or legalization of the undocumented final and provisional legalization and temporary workers who are already living illegally in the country. Romney is against illegal immigrants obtain driver's licenses and that the children of illegal immigrants achieve citizenship by birth. has also spoken out against the visa that would allow immigrants to continue living in America for 13 years before having the chance to become U.S. citizens. Political analysts regard as a weakness of the native of Detroit, Michigan, 64, his religious upbringing as a Mormon to the Republican majority that tends to be a Protestant. | Another cause that could affect their aspirations for the Republican nomination is his positions on social issues. |
As governor of one of the most liberal states in the country, Romny decided in 2002 by women's right to abortion, which has changed to justify the use of embryonic cells from fetuses for stem cell research. Weaknesses for candidate, 67, born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania are to be considered a divisive figure for his party and having been married three times and charged with several extramarital affairs. In 1999, Gingrich resigned as Speaker of the House of Representatives under pressure from his caucus colleagues then made public his relationship with another woman. Huchabee Micke is considered by his own party as "perfect example" of a conservative Republican candidate should be a strong opponent of gay marriage, gun control, racism and antisemitism. Huckabee, who was second after the nomination of John McCain in the race for the presidential nomination in 2008 was ridiculed for its refusal to withdraw from the race before the polls information no longer has any chance. Although not yet officially announced his candidacy, former Arkansas governor has expressed his confidence on the basis of the results of the first survey which was positioned as the strongest Republican candidate. also the acceptance that has had its participation as a political commentator on Fox News not only has given a national platform, but security has increased the chances for nomination.
Sarah Palin is another potential nominees that increased media attention is due in part to the dissemination of his two books and promotion especially in key states for the presidential election.
In support of the former governor of Alaska are attributed many of the winning candidates of the conservative movement Tea Party in the midterm elections last November 2010.
However, the last poll on the popularity of the Washington Post / ABC showed six in 10 Americans think it is not qualified to be the first president of the country.
According to his party, Palin lost the support of many Republicans after the district Congresswoman Giffords Gabi, white the attack in Arizona that left 13 dead, signs with a gun sight on its website.
"His answer on a seven-minute video on YouTube and his comments about the 'blood libel' left many taking a look at other potential candidates," said the Republican Party to present the candidates for the nomination.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Polenty, announced its entry into the race for the Republican nomination last Monday through Facebook.
characterized in the press as "champion of small government," announced his presidential aspirations to paraphrase the sentence with the historical initiating the U.S. declaration of independence.
"We the people of the United States take back our government," desired message resonate with the Tea Party seeks return to the principles embodied in the documents that founded the nation, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
Another potential contender is former Mississippi governor, Haley Barbour, considered a strong contender for its ability to raise funds from grants and it now heads the Republican Governors Association.
Haley is considered by other Republicans as "the epitome of what is wrong" in his party and has said it is the model white, rich, well-connected elite.
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Haley has caused controversy for his comments on the racist Klu Klux Klan movement originating in their state and their openly anti-immigrant positions.
Donald Trump, the billionaire, 64, who has made a fortune estimated at two billion dollars in real estate and operator of casinos and resorts are seriously considering run for president in 2012.
Trump said that the country "is headed toward disaster" and the Party Republicans stressed that "apparently the people in New Hampshire believe him, because (Trump) won a high percentage in the survey conducted on potential candidates in that state."
His stance on immigration includes tougher measures to legalize immigrants and "illegal migration should be impossible" through border control.
Trump believes that America can not absorb all the "illegal workers" and believes that they are destroying the U.S. economy.
believes that the country should concentrate on ensuring that immigrants who already have residence will be successful.
In his view, laws in force are bankrupting states with illegal immigrants because they take advantage of the services of emergency rooms of hospitals and public education programs.
Other potential candidates are expected to publish their political goals are the Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels and the representative of Minnesota and a prominent figure Tea Party, Michele Bachmann.
Palin has not formalized their intention to participate in the race for the nomination, but in February 2010 stated that he would do "if I thought that's the right thing for our country and for the Palin family."
What is indisputable is that the Republican Party which has 55 million registered fans will have one of the most competitive races for the number of participants to choose their presidential nominee in 2012. Rpe
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