ConservativeHome Republican Panel II 1. Your Views on the Republican Party and Its Future Question Title * 1. Thinking about Congress, on which issue would you most like to see Republicans provide leadership? (choose no more than 3) Lowering taxes Repealing the new healthcare law Creating jobs Reforming Medicare & Social Security Succeeding in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Reforming immigration policy Improving prospects for lower income families Reforming the financial sector/Wall Street Creating a new energy policy that makes us less dependent on oil Helping the environment in ways consistent with conservative values and principles Reducing abortion in America Stopping same-sex marriage Other (please specify) Question Title * 2. When you think about the Tea Party movement, how would you describe yourself? I’m a Tea Partier I sympathize with the Tea Party movement I don’t have an opinion about it one way or the other I’m somewhat suspicious of the Tea Party movement I’m very suspicious of the Tea Party movement Question Title * 3. The following is a list of the most talked-about Republican candidates for President in 2012. Who is your favorite? Jeb Bush Mitch Daniels Newt Gingrich Mike Huckabee Sarah Palin Tim Pawlenty Mike Pence Mitt Romney John Thune Other (please specify) Question Title * 4. Who do you think would be most likely to win the nomination in the Republican primary to run against President Obama in 2012? Jeb Bush Mitch Daniels Newt Gingrich Mike Huckabee Sarah Palin Tim Pawlenty Mike Pence Mitt Romney John Thune Other (please specify) Question Title * 5. If someone asked you, “Who best represents what the Republican party stands for?”, who would you say? Question Title * 6. In what ways, if any, do you think Republicans in Washington have let down their voters over the past few years (choose no more than three)? Republicans have gotten too used to spending taxpayer money Republicans have gotten too comfortable with power Republicans have stopped caring that much about the size of government Republicans have paid more attention to special interests than my concerns Republicans have stopped being the party of ideas Republicans have stopped talking about values and cultural issues Republicans have not worked hard enough to make the Party more diverse Republicans have not done enough for lower income families and individuals Other (please specify) Question Title * 7. Thinking about the economy and your future, what would you most like to see Republicans do? (choose no more than 3) Promote more rapid job creation in America Lower income tax rates Make it easier to save and invest Make it safer and easier to buy a home Reduce the cost of college Make it more appealing to start and run a business Make it easier for Americans to do business around the world Keep American jobs from going overseas Make life less expensive for middle class families and others having a hard time getting by Other (please specify) Question Title * 8. Of the “new faces” in the Republican party who have been elected in the past few years, who gives you most hope for the future? Chris Christie (NJ Governor) Bobby Jindal (LA Governor) Susana Martinez (NM Governor-elect) Rand Paul (KY Senator-elect) Marco Rubio (FL Senator-elect) Other (please specify) Question Title * 9. How confident are you that the massive gains by Republicans in the elections on November 2 will help put America on the right track? Very confident Somewhat confident Unsure Not very confident Not at all confident Next