Who for POTUS?

Here are my thoughts right now regarding my views of the Republican presidential candidates, which is subject to change:

John Kasich – my favorite person for the Republican nomination but he isn’t running. He will be a great contender on the next go-around or could be a VP candidate this time because he is from a key battleground state (Ohio).
Herman Cain – I really like his style and thinking, except for his love for the Federal Reserve, which I think should be abolished. He knows nothing about foreign policy, fighting wars, and the military. He would be a good VP candidate to whoever wins the nomination. If he wins the nomination for president, I will support him wholeheartedly.
Mitt Romney – He seems to be overcoming his negatives (Romneycare, flip-flopping, etc.), but I would like to see him as POTUS. It would bring some decorum to the presidency. He needs to move more to the right. He looks and acts presidential. He is now getting more forceful instead of passive as in the past. If he wins the nomination, I will support him wholeheartedly.
Allen West – I really like his thinking and think he would be a great VP running mate at this time and a candidate for president on the next go-around. He is from a key battleground state (Florida), which makes him attractive to whoever wins the nomination for president.
Jim DeMint – I thoroughly like his conservative thinking. He just does not display a forceful leadership style enough. However, he is not running this time around. He probably will in the next go-around.
John Bolton – I really like his thinking, but he does not appear to be too presidential enough. He is the smartest of them all on foreign policy. However, he is not a candidate yet.
Michele Bachmann – Does not seem presidential to me; she has not been an executive (mayor, governor, senator, cabinet member, etc.). U.S. representatives (Congressmen) usually do not win.
Newt Gingrich – Smartest of them all, but I don’t know if he can lead as an executive. He can sure speak well though. He was a former Speaker of the House and terribly treated his ex-wife.
Sarah Palin – too polarizing and caustic to many people of all ideologies; however, I like her thinking a lot! She would be a good Secretary of Energy to get us drilling for oil and mining for more coal and natural gas.
Rick Santorum – I like his thinking, but he does not seem to be too presidential enough.
Marco Rubio – Looks like a good guy, but I don’t like his supporting of illegal aliens. Apparently, he is forced to support those who break the law simply because he is a Hispanic. I would never support a lawbreaking American of Japanese Ancestry (AJA) just because I am an AJA—no matter what! However, it looks like he is in a good position to be selected as a VP running mate simply because he is a U.S. senator from Florida (the most key battleground state in this election). He will be a top contender for president on the next go-around.
Jon Huntsman – too liberal for my taste—even if he is a Mormon. I don’t vote for or support people just because they are of my same religion, race, skin color, or whatever else. I support them because of their political philosophy, ideology, values, integrity, and beliefs.
Gary Johnson – does not seem like a strong leader to me
Chris Christie – not yet a candidate but he supports “devout” Muslims in his administration. If he jumps in now, I think that will be a strategic mistake on his part. He is totally correct when he says he is not prepared yet to be president.
Ron Paul – don’t like his pacifist views, and he does not appear to be presidential. He whines a lot when he speaks.
Rick Perry – he blew it in the last debates (I don’t like his policies on immigration, the border fence, and funding of illegal college students, which he does just to garner the Hispanic and illegals votes).
Donald Trump – I like his style, but he is too caustic to keep peace in any administration. He’s another narcissist like Obama.