[muawiyah]

Let's go through this slowly ~ one more time ~ there were Republicans voting who were "against the TEA Party"?

Think about that one a while.

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EnoughTime

No, they probably weren't Republicans.

So, we have Republicans voting for Santorum and Democrats voting for Romney.

And it's about 50/50.

That sounds about right. In Iowa that is. They've swung around from time to time, and although that place is NOT Obamaland it sometimes has this Farmer-Labor spasm and they'll vote for a Commie.

I think if the Democrats weren't able to stuff Romney down folk's throat in Iowa, they won't be able to do that elsewhere either. There were, after all, the other half of the voters who chose OTHER REPUBLICANS.

[jjotto]

Well, where I was in an affluent suburban precinct, bankers, real estate and corporate execs (and their wives) were against the Tea Party. Many were long-time Republican activists, contributors and party officers.

Crossovers aren’t the problem - the establishment is.

[Sun]

I heard that in Iowa you can change parties just before the voting.