[Mount Athos]

Trying to post a graphic, might not work:

[hoosiermama]

Get your lists out!

WHOOOOOT NEWT!

[JaguarXKE]

Ann Coulter and the rest of the GOP elites on suicide watch!

[Forward the Light Brigade]

Face it—Newt is the Anti-Romney. Unless he says something stupid he might have a real shot at the GOP presidential nod.
Lets see how he does in the next two debates—The Liberal MSM will be gunning for him and have a bunch of questions for him—try to give him little face time—mostly will focus on Santorum and Paul -—Ignore the crazy fat man and hope he goes away—that or ask him such pointed questions they can be used to tear him down—Its up to Newt! Another standing O anbd he will win Florida.

[RoosterRedux]

Looks like the voters have finally settled on a single not-Romney candidate.

Go Newt!

[bigbob]

Boy, that really shows the triumph of truth and the conservative message over attack ads and negative smears.

(And nasty ex-wives powered by the impotent ABC News...)

[US Navy Vet]

Butt Mitt is “Electable(WHINIEST VOICE)”!

[Future Useless Eater]

Nice chart of the Gallup 5-day rolling averages.
But another thing to remember is that last data point on the chart represent an average of Gallup data that is

• 5 days old (Wednesday), and
• 4 days old (Thursday, before SC debate #2), and
• 3 days old (Friday), and
• 2 days old (Saturday, before the SC results were known), and
• 1 day old (Sunday)

To realize where Gingrich and Romney were nationally SUNDAY, imagine 4 more points on EACH of those trend lines for Newt, Mitt, Rick, etc.

THAT puts Gallup's National poll numbers SUNDAY at roughly:
    Gingrich ~ 39%
    Romney   ~ 26%
    Santorum  ~ 9% 

Also note those Gallup national 'estimates' for Sunday, coincide pretty closely with all the polling taken Sunday in Florida:

Gingrich leads Romney, IN FLORIDA on Sunday, about 40% to 30%.

...I am not surprised that Romney is 4% higher in Florida than nationally, because he spent $7 Million in Florida on advertising.

(In order to fairly compare the three Sunday Florida polls, I used correction factors on the 2012Florida Primary Poll, and the Insider Advantage Poll to get them to the same (92% decided) levels as Rasmussen. The 2012Florida Primary Poll is the least accurate of these three, because of its small sample size of 300, and it used Registered GOP instead of Likely GOP voters.)

Pound him some more Newt!

[Haiku Guy]

Fill-in-the-Blank: I am eager to vote for Mitt Romney because ____________________"

And after he lost Iowa and got pasted in South Carolina "he is the most electable" is no longer a valid answer...