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To: HiTech RedNeck

Half the Tea Partiers is still a big number of people sitting home not voting — or voting 3rd party.

Romney’s nomination is a sure win for Obama.


5 posted on 10/22/2011 5:38:35 AM PDT by samtheman (Newt? Can you do it? Can you repudiate your time on the Pelosi couch?)
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To: samtheman
"Half the Tea Partiers is still a big number of people sitting home not voting"

That's true.

I propose that all of the Independent TPers, hold their noses, and register in the GOP prior to the primaries in their states.

If we don't we could end up splitting the conservative vote enough to allow Mitt to slip through.

Just like mclame did.

7 posted on 10/22/2011 5:44:46 AM PDT by Pietro
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To: samtheman
Half the Tea Partiers is still a big number of people sitting home not voting — or voting 3rd party.

Romney’s nomination is a sure win for Obama.

My fear as well. Herman Cain is looking better every day. Even a Newt candidacy is starting to sound good.

I remain one of the 75%ers - that "anyone but Romney" coalition.

15 posted on 10/22/2011 5:51:23 AM PDT by InterceptPoint
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To: samtheman

One hopes the GOP will be sensible enough not to commit electoral suicide with Romney in 2012. So far it looks like Cain will probably be “it.” He will not only charm most of the Tea Party, but many other Republicans and independents will see him as a reasonable, personable man. He is walking proof that to be very conservative doesn’t equate to being a meanie.


97 posted on 10/22/2011 11:34:24 AM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (There's gonna be a Redneck Revolution! (See my freep page) [rednecks come in many colors])
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