Santorum just got trounced in NH (dropped 15 points from Iowa) and Paul, Huntsman and Perry are in single digits in SC, they are done and should basically drop out now.
Santorum was at 4% 3 weeks ago and will be back to single digits by primary day.
Gingrich was at 31% in SC 3 weeks ago, slipped to 18% after Iowa and is now back up to 23%, while the degenerate scumbag Romney has dropped 10 points in the last 5 days.
This is an easy win for Gingrich and the end of the line for the rest of the clowns.
Thanks for the encouragement! GO NEWT!!!
Now if Santorum can pick up a Herman Cain endorsement, maybe Perry and Bachmann, now we are talking the final mano-e-mano "Anti-Romney".
Now if Palin trumps in and extracts some women scorned revenge on Romney, The RNC Establishment, and the Punditry Class? I'd dance the Jig....
( Especially if you have read the threads as to Romney has done to destroy her the last 4 years).
...forget about it!
ain't gonna play here in SC FRiend.
It appears NH voting included 50 percent Dems voting to screw up
The GOP primary .
Paul and Huntsman was all from the Left and a large chunk of Mittens too .
Be warned SC is an open primary too !
Paul entire in IA was from the radical left too.
This entire Leftist storm troopers are supporting the Marxist !
Dude 2000, Santorum (a Roman name if there is one), got much better in New Hampshire than could have been predicted one month ago. And ... the New Hampshire primary vote is not exactly a statistical sampling representative of GOP sentiment, it represents suburban Massachusetts more than anything else these days.
You’re delusional. For the record Santorum did not waste his time in Socialist Republic of NH. Romney was a foregone conclusion.
Don’t you find it the least bit interesting that the second place guy was Paul? In fact, hewas not that far behind Romney in votes. What is your take on that?
Agreed, if Santorum is the top of the ticket, its done.. he cannot win a general election.
I think Santorum is a reasonable VP pick, though what he brings to the VP spot for a top ticket is questionable.
However, Santorum as the candidate, = Obama 2nd term.. this guy doesn’t have the chops to handle a national campaign, let alone one that will be as well funded and nasty as this one is going to be. He couldn’t get re-elected in a statewide race as a 2 term senator against the most boring and invisible oponent on the planet, I truly don’t see him staning a prayer against the Obama machine.
Its Newt or Romney.. any other person as the Candidate equals 2nd term for Obama IMHO.
Romney is boring, and safe and should win easily with 55-45 or better. Newt will be able to make and keep a true idealolgical debate to the public, and that will easily gain another 5-10 points his way, 60/65-40/35 win.
Santorum? He’ll be painted as a radical, attacked on all sides, and easily painted as an extremist, and won’t be able to handle it. And this will allow Obama to pull out a squeaker.
I am okay with any of these guys over Obama, but I honestly watched Santorum for 12 years, he didn’t just lose an election last time, he was summarily trounced by a candidate who literally no showed the campaign as is about as exciting as watching paint dry. I don’t see how Santorum will win the general, I can list you pleanty of reasons why, but the biggest is, that I can’t see him carrying PA or OH.. and that’s his back yard. if he cant win those states, no way he can get the White House.
I see this as if we wish to actually beat Obama, we have 2 choices, Newt or Romney. Of those two I’ll take Romney anyday. I like Santorum over Romney, but not as much as I like Newt, but I just see no way Santorum will win the general if he is the nominee.
Sooner or later, we are going to have to accept realize it: Newt is POISON with female voters. His numbers are dreadful. And this is without Debbie Wasserman-Schultz hammering him over the divorce-hospital-bed nonsense in the general campaign. He would set records for low womens' vote. Santorum does not have this problem, to say the least.
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Santorum just got trounced in NH (dropped 15 points from Iowa) and Paul, Huntsman and Perry are in single digits in SC, they are done and should basically drop out now.
Santorum was at 4% 3 weeks ago and will be back to single digits by primary day.
Gingrich was at 31% in SC 3 weeks ago, slipped to 18% after Iowa and is now back up to 23%, while the degenerate scumbag Romney has dropped 10 points in the last 5 days.
This is an easy win for Gingrich and the end of the line for the rest of the clowns.
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I’m afraid not. Gingrich has done himself irreparable damage over the past couple of days by trying to take Romney out while attacking the concept of capitalism in the process. I have loved Gingrich in the debates and would take him in a heartbeat over Romney, but Gingrich is a loose cannon and has stepped in it again by making public comments that betray conservative principles. Not to mention, he has performed very poorly in both the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries and has little momentum going into South Carolina and Florida. If the objective is to stop Romney from getting the nominee, I’m beginning to think the best thing Gingrich can do at this point is drop out of the race, throw his support behind Santorum, and let his Super PACs come up with more and better ads to run against Romney.