#Winning
#EspeciallyWinningNorthDakota
#EffTheGOPLeadership
#WonderHowThey'llCheatInThisOne

Voted already.

Voted for Gingrich last week. Didn't feel entirely at peace with it, but finally decided he was the least-bad option. :-/

"Ron Paul won some states?"

Gingrich already proclaimed the victor here in Georgia.

Romney declared winner in Virginia. Exit polls at 60% to Paul's 40%.

CNN says Romney wins Vermont. 36 to Santorum/Paul's 27% with only 2% in.

Santorum drop out if he loses Ohio? Shame Gingrich didn't drop out earlier, could have put up a better fight.

No surprise, they call Mass. for Romney as well. 70% on the exit polls.

Tennessee and Oklahoma called for Santorum

(03-06-2012 07:52 PM)HuskieFan84 Wrote:  Santorum drop out if he loses Ohio? Shame Gingrich didn't drop out earlier, could have put up a better fight.

No one is gone after tonight. Probably all four (three for sure) will be in it all the way to the end.

Gingrich might have done the worst tonight, but GA's delegates, and assumptions he'll win Alabama and Mississippi (at least) will allow him to continue.

Everybody's speech has been too long tonight.

Republicans have no message. And it's going to kill them in November. And that has every chance of destroying the USA.

(03-06-2012 09:27 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  Everybody's speech has been too long tonight.

Republicans have no message. And it's going to kill them in November. And that has every chance of destroying the USA.

Gingrich's message was pretty clear. Mitt Romney spends a **** ton of money to be only an average candidate who will get killed by Obama in a debate, and he'll make gas $2.50 a gallon.
Santorum's.. he comes from a valley, which are found all over the US. And his grandmother has made it to an old age.
edit: Also, Mitt Romney is a liar and spends a ton of money. (I love that Rick Santorum is a presidential candidate.. I hope he keeps giving speeches after Mitt wins the nomination, blows any sitcom out of the water).

If Santorum wins Ohio (and he's trending that way), this is a bad night for Romney. Even Virginia wasn't a blowout victory for him. I think Virginia is very interesting - it's pretty clear to me that most of the folks who would have voted for Santorum or Gingrich voted for Paul. Did Paul even spend much money in Virginia?

Sarah Palin even insinuated tonight she'd consider running at the last moment if it's a brokered convention. Politics in this country is both fascinating and sad at the same time.

I guess the problem I have is that I really think we're totally on the wrong path as a country, and I don't see either Obama or any of the republicans with a chance to win turning it around.

We're trying to find a silver lining in short-term trends, but we are headed over a cliff. And I'm not sure we're even going to know the cliff is there until we're already falling off it.

This really is like watching a train wreck in slow motion. And no matter how it ends, I don't see the wreck being avoided.

Paul can't pull off ND. It's called for Santorum.

(03-06-2012 10:11 PM)RaiderATO Wrote:  Paul can't pull off ND. It's called for Santorum.

I've already come to terms with the reality that Paul won't win the media nomination. The American people have proven their collective ignorance time and time again. It's a good thing that the most informed citizens who perform their constitutional duty to BE INFORMED will be our delegates.

A slow-motion train-wreck that's about to head over a cliff? Plus we don't even know the cliff is there until after we start falling??

Yikes!

******* **** FUCKITY GDMOFO

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