RAND PAUL - KING OF PARTY, BUT PRESIDENT OF THE U.S.?
Nice guy, but likely too far right to win the nomination. (Updated 6/10/2015)
Rand Paul is not as extreme as his father, Congressman Ron Paul, is; but he likely still too far to the right to procure his party’s nomination. Although PRESIDENT is shown on the matrix below at the same skip as RAND PAUL (the axis term), the Hebrew year of the next Presidential election (5)777 required a matrix 506 letters in area, and the matches did not occur until the 10th lowest ELS of RAND PAUL. The odds against this matrix were calculated to be about 8.68 to 1, which means that it is not statistically significant. I do appreciate his standing up the the NSA, and I would vote for him without hestitation, but I don't think I'll get the chance in the general election.
TORAH CODES RANK OF REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES |
BOB JINDAL 873 to 1. |
SCOTT WALKER 683 to 1. |
JOHN KASICH 300.87 to 1. |
JEB BUSH 117.7 to 1. |
MIKE HUCKABEE 83.9 to 1. |
MARCO RUBIO 79.9 to 1. |
TED CRUZ 63.8 to 1. |
RICK SANTORUM 39.2 to 1. |
PAUL RYAN 31.08 to 1. |
BEN CARSON 12.86 TO 1. |
C. FIORINA 11.23 to 1. |
CHRIS CHRISTIE 10.35 to 1 |
RAND PAUL 8.61 to 1. |
MITT ROMNEY 6 to 1 |
RICK PERRY 5.3 to 1 |
GEORGE PATAKI 3.93 to 1. |
LINDSEY GRAHAM 1.72 TO 1 |