[LS]

I agree. Not a contest between Captain McQueeg and Romney, who, by the way, will still have the most delegates at the end of the night if you combine WY, IA, and NH. Course, no one will mention that.

[DWar]

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#val=R

[akostenko]

“I agree. Not a contest between Captain McQueeg and Romney, who, by the way, will still have the most delegates at the end of the night if you combine WY, IA, and NH. Course, no one will mention that.”

Very good point. Mitt, so far, will have the most delegates. I’m 99.99% sure he will be the nominee.

[Antoninus]

Not a contest between Captain McQueeg and Romney, who, by the way, will still have the most delegates at the end of the night if you combine WY, IA, and NH. Course, no one will mention that.

What are you channeling Hugh Hewitt? You guys are the only ones I know who can spin two straight losses into wins where your guy outspent everyone else by a wide margin.

If this is what it takes for Flip to buy the presidency, I hope he's got a couple billion stored away for this race.

You want to get scared, watch the 1994 debate between Romney and Ted Kennedy. What's so incredible is not Romney's grotesque claims of being more liberal than Ted--and his denunciations of the Reagan admin--its how he wilts when Ted fires back at him.

He's a disaster waiting to happen. I pray to God that we nominate someone else.