How might Hillary do against a Bush-Kasich ticket?

[skip fox]

That seems the most likely ticket after Trump flames out and Walker can't stand the scrutiny.

Could Hillary stand to lose Ohio and Florida? Or could she win them? Would Bush-Kasich excite the base enough for them to come out or would them see as moderates like Romney?

I think the Bush-Kasich ticket is the most likely and one Hillary is already preparing to run against.

If so, what are her chances?

[Purveyor]

1. Kasich is one to watch. Not bat-shit crazy, likable, bucked the gop by expanding medicaid in Ohio.

[skip fox]

2. Jeb with the money and

name recognition. Both with important states: Ohio and Florida.

[Johonny]

3. I'm wondering how "missing plane part" might do against this field

I figure if they polled today it might come in a solid fifth place without a superpac behind it. Those are the kind of numbers that could push "missing plane part" all the way to the convention!

[Calista241]

4. I still think it's going to be Bush / Haley.

And I suspect they will win.

And this is probably a good thing. I don't believe a single party will be able to hold the White House for 16 years.

By losing in 2016, hopefully the Dems will be super motivated in 2020 and run the tables. We would then be able to fix this massive gerrymandering issue when the 2020 census comes out.