To most people so far, the 2016 race for president resembles one of those myriad reality shows, where a baker’s dozen or more drama queens and kings take turns stabbing each other in the back until all but one are voted off the island. Every week it seems, another Republican hopeful tosses his hat into a ring already so full it resembles the “coat bed” at a New Year’s Eve party. The field as it stands, still likely to grow, includes five current or former senators, six former or current governors, a neurosurgeon, a former business CEO and The Donald his ownself.
The South's primary power push
Georgia stands to gain attention, influence in 2016 race if SEC vote goes as expected