Romney wins Maine caucus - MAINE LIVE thread

KJCT8 News ^ | February 2, 2008 | AP

[TheLion]

Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, had 59% of the vote with 3% of the towns holding caucuses reporting. Ron Paul trailed with 19%, John McCain had 18%, and Mike Huckabee and undecided votes each had about 2%.

[maica]

I have looked at the Wikipedia entry on Mitt Romney. I am hoping that I can learn what fieldmarshaldj knows about Mitt Romney that I do not know.

[Pondo]

Thanks for the explanation, best one I have read and now understand what non-binding means.

[fieldmarshaldj]

I know, really.

[fieldmarshaldj]

You’ve been here, but you’re not paying attention.

Want one lie ?

“I’m a Conservative.” — Mitt Romney

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Baloney.

[nicmarlo]

You can check out my homepage. If you want, you can do a search of my name, as I’ve been posting more than “general dislike” concerning Romney. That should give you plenty of “specifics” that you claim I haven’t been posting.

lol

[fieldmarshaldj]

See post #120.

[Recovering_Democrat]

Well, it might be on page 47...but it'll be in a one paragraph section listed under "other news".

[luvie]

Glad to see him pummeling McGoon in Maine!

[Son House]

Yes, Romney has the fight I would hope to bring to the Democrats.

[NonValueAdded]

Fairly ironic that the land of the eastern rino is going for Mitt and not the western rino. I’ll take it, though!

[fieldmarshaldj]

"Yes, Romney has the fight I would hope to bring to the Democrats."

Like he had as Governor ? Oh, wait, he only enacted their agenda and expanded their majorities to almost 100% control. Yeah, he fights for his own lust for power, screw everybody else. His reign of error could be summed up, "Apres moi, le deluge."

[Son House]

I going to support Romney Super Tuesday, along with anyone I can get. Lord give him strength to crush them all with wisdom.

[supercat]

Now there’s no denying McCain is lousy, but worse than Romney ? That may be the funniest thing I’ve heard so far this year.

Maybe I need to find some really lame jokes and try them on you, since you seem to be easily amused.

McCain is bad enough that if he wins the Democrats will have no meaningful opposition in the general election. Perhaps Romney is no better, but it would be impossible for him to be worse. Given that Romney cannot possibly be worse than McCain, I don't know why you feel the need to attack him.

[Tennessee Nana]

Astonishing. I mean, we’ve had hundreds, if not thousands, of threads, probably over 1,000,000 posts and they all of a sudden want us to go do their research for them when they’ve been here all along and if we do go find the material, they respond with “BS”, “I don’t believe it” or “You want Hillary to be President.”

And the big one

You are a bigot if you dont love MittyTwitty

:)

[seekthetruth]

The link below shows results coming in as the Maine caucuses (or is it cauci) are held. They started yesterday and go through tomorrow. Guess folks need time to get through the snow. Maine is beautiful country, but sure has lots of white pearly dew drops every winter!

Here’s hoping Mitt takes it all!

http://www.mainegop.com/FlexPage.aspx?area=caucus2008schedule

[Tennessee Nana]

I am still waiting for one EXAMPLE of a lie that Mitt Romney has told to you or to the public.
_______________________________________________

Do your own research you lazy thing

RINO Romney’s lies are all over the internet..

You’ll trip over many more than one if you are really interested

[aphid]

(Feb 2, 2008): Early results in the Republican caucuses showed former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney leading Sen. John McCain and dark-horse candidate Rep. Ron Paul by a wide margin.

With just over 12 percent of Maine precincts reporting, Romney had 53.2 percent of the vote, with Paul in a distant second at 20.6 percent and McCain at 18.3 percent. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee was fourth at 5.2 percent.

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Local results will be listed here as they become available:

Biddeford

Mitt Romney – 28
Ron Paul – 4
John McCain – 2
Mike Huckabee – 2

Bridgton

Mitt Romney – 25
Ron Paul – 10
John McCain – 5
Undecided – 3

Naples

Mitt Romney – 14
John McCain – 6
Mike Huckabee – 3
Ron Paul – 2

Old Orchard Beach

Mitt Romney – 44
John McCain – 16
Ron Paul – 8
undecided – 2

Portland

Mitt Romney – 80
Ron Paul – 52
John McCain – 33
Mike Huckabee – 3
Undecided – 1

Sanford

Mitt Romney – 27
Ron Paul – 11
John McCain – 7
Mike Huckabee – 1

Scarborough

Mitt Romney – 60
John McCain – 36
Ron Paul – 15
Mike Huckabee – 6

South Portland

Mitt Romney – 64
Ron Paul – 19
John McCain – 17
Mike Huckabee – 6
Giuliani – 1

Standish

Mitt Romney – 18
John McCain – 7
Mike Huckabee – 6
Ron Paul – 4
Newt Gingrich – 1

Waterboro

Mitt Romney – 10
Ron Paul – 5
John McCain – 2

Westbrook

Mitt Romney – 39
Ron Paul – 17
John McCain – 15
Mike Huckabee – 4
Undecided – 3

Windham

Mitt Romney – 46
John McCain – 14
Ron Paul – 11
Mike Huckabee – 3
Undecided – 1

York County

Mitt Romney – 183
Ron Paul – 67
John McCain – 56
Mike Huckabee – 15

Androscoggin County

Mitt Romney – 139
Ron Paul – 71
John McCain – 33
Mike Huckabee – 19
Undecided – 2

http://www.keepmecurrent.com/Government/story.cfm?storyID=49034

[Reaganwuzthebest]

Wow at least this state isn’t buying into the media/McCain scam. If Romney holds his own this Tuesday and wins three or four states along with a good chunk of delegates out of California then he’s not out of it by a longshot.

[Just Lori]

GO MITT, GO!!!!

[Matchett-PI]

bttt