Now that Jeb Bush has tripped over himself and fallen face first in a candidate shredding machine just who do the Republicans have up next to lose to Hillary in the primary?

Let's take a moment to step over Jebbie's still smoldering corpse and take a peek inside that GOP clown car to see which sacrificial lamb has the best chance of making it to the top of that political altar, shall we?

According to the newest PPP Poll (Wait is that too many P's? I always use too many P's.) it looks like the Republican with the best chance might be Wisconsin's Scott Walker. (And by "best chance" I mean really no chance at all.)

Here is more courtesy of PPP: 

Walker's at 18% to 13% for Marco Rubio, 12% each for Ben Carson and Mike Huckabee, 11% for Jeb Bush, 10% for Ted Cruz, 9% for Rand Paul, 5% for Chris Christie, and 2% for Rick Perry. This is the third national poll in a row where we've found Walker ahead but he was at 25% in late February and declined to 20% and now 18% on the two subsequent surveys.

So Walker leads the pack (Just barely.) but has been steadily losing steam for the last several polls.

Not an encouraging sign.

Apparently the two that have shown some improvement are Mike Huckabee with a 6% increase and Marco Rubio with a 7% increase.(However does anybody really think that the Huckster and Mr. Thirsty really have a shot here?)

And the two that are taking it in the shorts are Jeb Bush (And this was before this most recent Iraq War gaffe.) and Ted Cruz, who both dropped 6%.

I want to say that this all looks pretty pathetic but I hate to associate that poor word with these idiots.

Let's take a look at the Democratic side of the aisle shall we? 

On the Democratic side Hillary Clinton leads with 63% to 13% for Bernie Sanders, 6% for Jim Webb, 5% for Lincoln Chafee, and 2% for Martin O'Malley. Clinton's over 60% with liberals, moderates, women, whites, African Americans, and seniors and is at least over 50% with men, Hispanics, and young voters.

To sum up, the highest polling numbers for a candidate on the GOP side is 18%, and that's dropping like a rock, and Hillary's numbers are still over 60% with virtually every demographic except white men (Though she's still hanging tough at 50%.), and that's AFTER the so-called e-mail scandal and the first anti-Clinton book has made the rounds.

Yeah I think my advice to Republican voters this time around is to drink heavily.