There are two things in this world I have a deep love for -- politics and lists. And as a new voter, this overwhelming election cycle is certainly one I've been anxious to play a role in. So, to combine my two loves, I wanted to go on a hunt for my favorite moments of the 2016 Presidential race. With 6 months left to go, who knows what will come next.
1. When Vermin Supreme came in fourth during the New Hampshire Democratic Primary.
Vermin Supreme is certainly a force to be reckoned with. After running for President for the fourth time, Supreme placed in fourth with the best platform -- free ponies for everyone.
2. When the symbol of America spoke
The bald eagle has proudly been the symbol of American freedom for years and when asked to pose with the Presidential Candidate, the eagle showed us what he really thought.
3. When a bird came to a Sanders rally
When Sanders held a rally in Portland, he got an unexpected surprise from an adorable supporter. (I'm not saying it's a sign, but I'm also not saying it's not.)
4. Cruz and Fiorina's hand holding debacle
If you thought your middle school years of hand holding were rough, Ted Cruz and Carly Fiorina showed us that it doesn't get much better.
5. John Boehner's overwhelming love for Ted Cruz
Former House Speaker certainly didn't hold back when asked about his opinion on Sen. Ted Cruz, calling him, "Lucifer in the flesh." Funny enough, his comparison actually ended up offending a few Satanists. (http://www.inquisitr.com/3044392/calling-ted-cruz-...)
6. When Barbra revealed her favorite Bush.
When Jeb Bush released a new campaign video, it featured a pretty cringe-worthy conversation between him and his mother, Barbra Bush.
Jeb: "The best news of the day was that my mom finally said I was her favorite."
Barbra: "Oh no I didn't. You mean of all the children?"
Jeb: "Yeah."
Barbra: "No"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IuDx88RwUo (Find it at :30 seconds)
7. Machine Gun Bacon
During a campaign video, Cruz wanted to show viewers the Texas way of making the famous breakfast food. Not only was it weirdly hilarious to see, but it also gave me a new favorite picture. I'm certain that Ted Cruz has a pretty promising career in DIYs post-Senate.