George Pataki officially in. Most news stories consist about trying to figure out why he's bothering.

Martin O'Malley is in, he's boring as sin. Being a dull personality shouldn't preclude you from being President, as it isn't really in the job description to be entertaining, but it is what it is. His website vision is nothing but a word salad. "Support women and families", "Fight for better wages", "Strengthen our cities". I'm not sure what is going to differentiate himself here from any Dem, or Republican for that matter with some of those choices. He was also a big supporter of Hillary in '08, but now according to him, electing a Clinton is on par with crowning another in a royal family.

Lindsey Graham is also in for the Republicans. It seems his sole platform is talk about how we need more war, and to beat up Rand Paul in debates (assuming Graham can even get in one).

WILL LINDSEY GRAHAM COME OUT OF THE CLOSET VOLUNTARILY OR BE OUTED?

Forgot to mention Rick Perry joined the Republican Primary. I don't know if anyone in recent history landed with such a thud as he did last cycle. For what it's worth it may have been the painkillers talking during his debates... or not.

Hillary should give him lessons on publc speaking.

JEB! WHO? DOESN'T USE HIS LAST NAME ON OFFICIAL LOGO. LMAO!

ASHAMED MUCH?

BE PROUD!

PUT DUBYAS BROTHER ON IT!

It has been decades since that wasn't the case.

The last universally liked candidate was probably Eisenhower in the 50s, he was even wooed by the Dems before he chose to run as a Republican.

It's just a different world now. To be the nominee of one of the major political parties, you have to take positions that are going to be wildly unpopular with the other half of the political spectrum.

John Ellis Bush is in. He doesn't seem to have the political chops that his brother has. W brought some entertainment when he spoke, for better and for worse. Jeb doesn't seem to have much charisma. He has the weirdest logo of anyone.

JEB!!!!!!