[The Iceman Cometh]

Sure your troubles weren’t due to some very ignorant statements, Rick?

[txrangerette]

I believe him.

The evidence for this, and common sense, totally support the complaint.

There are rank and file, as opposed to big money people, however, who had to weigh his attack on George Zimmerman into the mix.

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

The real truth is not so much the MSM. It was the fact that Santorum did such a poor job, planning and organizing his campaign, that he lost critical delegates because he did not do the paperwork correctly or in time, to qualify.

In several states where Santorum tied or held slight leads over Romney in the popular vote, but lost delegates to Romney, only have Santorum’s lack of ability, organization and experience in handling a National Election to blame.

These facts are listed in a recent article that points this out. Most of Santorum’s big backers stopped sending in financial support, knowing how badly Santorum had mishandled his campaign. This is proof positive that he would have made a very bad President, since he cannot even manage a proper campaign, he would certainly not even have a clue how to fix this economic/fiscal mess.

Things happened the way they did for a good reason.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

This is not posted to air grievances against any of the anti-establishment candidates, and in fairness (this article is excerpted as noted) Santorum said,

"And so you've got to go out and just figure out ways to effectively communicate that message. And I think we did a good job on a lot of fronts, but I think on a lot of fronts, we could have done a better job," Santorum added.

The point is that Fox, Drudge, the RNC chair and the GOP Establishment had "their vote" and crowned Mitt their 2012 GOP nominee before the primary started. And so it has become their job and mission to excuse Mitt, elevate Mitt and elect Mitt -- and to do that you diminish, ignore and discredit his opposition.