[nikos1121]

Thank you for posting this!!!! I feel like there are many many others of us out there who feel the same way.

I have a question though.

What should NEWT do if he barely loses SC, then Rick Perry bows out of the race, then NEWT barely loses FL and Santorum bows out of the race?

I’m saying he stays in it until he’s toe to toe with Romney and then all can see the difference between the men.

Newt does not need to go negative with anyone...He just needs to stay on message, but the message has been diluted because you have four or five other candidates out there, the media and the republican establishment all going against him.

[Utmost Certainty]

What should NEWT do if he barely loses SC, then Rick Perry bows out of the race, then NEWT barely loses FL and Santorum bows out of the race?

I’m saying he stays in it until he’s toe to toe with Romney and then all can see the difference between the men.

Newt does not need to go negative with anyone...He just needs to stay on message, but the message has been diluted because you have four or five other candidates out there, the media and the republican establishment all going against him.

I agree with what you're saying—that he should stay in it until such time as he can draw a real contrast between himself and the Romney establishment. Then, I think he has a solid chance at winning. It's really unfortunate IMO that there are so many candidates still in this, because like you said, it just dilutes the message and I've been frustrated as hell about this.

[Jacquerie]

I watched the event yesterday live and again last night.

Until then I vacillated between Newt and Santorum.

Newt held the crowd in the palm of hand.

Santorum said all the right things.

Newt is the leader.

Newt will do what the personalities of Romney and Santorum do not allow them to do. Give Newt the nomination and he will grab the Kenyan by his Marxist throat and never stop squeezing.