Is The GOP Race Over?

Slartibartfast wrote: OK, so as a democrat who's the best person vote for in my state's primary to take it away from Gingrich?  I want to see him lose Georgia really really badly.

No one can blame you for that, though if the talkey people on TV are right, supposedly he has a huge lead in the polls. Like 20%  so even with error, unexpected turnout yadda yadda seems like he will win

I know it's his home state but how is he popular at all by this point?

Guess it shows how unpopular Romney really is. Oh and of course Santorum is there

As expected, the Newtered one took Georgia.

haha he may be too much of a Yank, but not full out Northeast b*****d like those damn Bostonians....which as Santorum so kindly pointed out "...it is no surprise that Boston, a seat of academic, political and cultural liberalism in America, lies at the center of the storm"

In regards to the Catholic Priest scandal.
Gotta give the guy credit: Gays, Liberals, Bostonians all offended in one smooth sentence. That takes skill.

I was thinking "bloated"

Gingrich Gets Georgia, Which Still Thinks That It Is Part of the Confederacy (Except for Atlanta); and Romney Gets Virginia, Where He Was Only on the Ballot Against Ron Paul

We get to buy booze on Sundays throughout the county in May.

manofmystery wrote: I was thinking "bloated"

Does fat head work you?

By the way, not really surprised Sanitorium got OK and TN.


Edited by Slartibartfast - March 07 2012 at 06:54

Epignosis wrote: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57391083-503544/ann-romney-i-dont-even-consider-myself-wealthy/

 

Not just bad journalism, but biased journalism.  What's amazing is that they don't even attempt to disguise their preference/allegiance anymore.

Slartibartfast wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote: ^ Jesus Christ you mean a prohibition of goods had the same affect that every prohibition of every good ever in the history of the world has had! Look I'm just commenting on politics in my area.  You might find it interesting you obviously don't.

I thought I was taking an interest and agreeing with you about the idiocy of the ban. I guess I wasn't?

Finnforest wrote: Epignosis wrote: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57391083-503544/ann-romney-i-dont-even-consider-myself-wealthy/     One of those lame and lazy headlines meant to distort her intent.  She's saying their money is not what defines them, rather her family and relationships are.  Had either of the Obamas made a similar statement in one of their groupie press worship interviews with the likes of a Dianne Sawyer,  the comment would be spun as something entirely positive.

We shall see but looks like Santorum (with not much surprise) has won the AL and MS primaries.
More importantly the anti Romney vote is strong.

Have to wonder what if Santorum can keep up his strength? Especially if Newt decided to bow out and throw his support to Rick. Anyone think there's a realistic chance of a broken convention? They seem to be trying.
I thought the GOP would be unified in trying to beat Obama but they seem set on beating Romney!

If a broken convention was to occur, what may result? Eventually they cave and support the most electable? Maybe Ron Paul somehow sneaks through the winner? Everyone holds and creates total chaos?