Here's a different approach:
Hugh Hewitt: All right, now let me ask you the simple question that GOP primary voters are going to be asking if you get into this and all the other people get in. They’re going to ask themselves, I really think its going to come down to this. Which of you guys or gal, because Carly’s in this, is best positioned to beat Hillary Clinton, because I think there are a lot of people for whom that is the only issue. Who of these 16 people is best positioned to beat Hillary Clinton? What’s John Kasich’s answer to that question?
John Kasich: Well Hugh, first of all, I don’t, I think that we’d better elect somebody who’s going to do something. I mean, this is not like, what are we, red and blue? We’re talking about America. We’re talking about how we can revive the country, create economic growth, bring more unity to the country, rebuild America’s defense. If this is just a game of who gets elected, well, what if we get elected and don’t do anything? I mean, that’s not the way I want to think about this. I want to think about this in terms of first of all, who can win, and secondly, who’s going to do the job? And that calls up the issue of record, experience. Who’s got the experience in national security? Who’s got the experience in terms of taming Washington and knowing how it works? Who has been an executive? Who is it? or is this just, I mean, is this just a game of who wins?
