[Hunton Peck]

..It seems Ron Paul's ceiling of support has expanded to include independent and even liberal voters...

According to RINOthink, that makes him the Most Electable Candidate, and we'd be crazy to support anybody else.

[jmc813]

..Smith says the structure of the Republican primary in Florida is focused less on voters moved to participate in the final hours of a primary and more geared toward the consistent, socially conservative constituency within the party.

Socially conservative? Florida? Anyone who thinks that anybody other than Romney has a shot down there is on drugs.

[sthguard]

Expanded? That would require that it included non-liberals in the first place.

[byteback]

Yup these are the Rubio voters.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

My wife and I went to Alvirne High School in Hudson to hear Newt Gingrich. We then went to the Gingrich headquarters in Manchester which was being picketed by the Paulbots and the #Occcupy nitwits. When it was announced that Newt wasn't going to make an appearance, the Paulbots and #Occupy nitwits dispersed. They appeared to get into cars and into the Paul Love Peace bus together.

The left would love to have Ron “Lyndon Larouche” Paul dictate part of the Republican platform for 2012 and would love to have Romney as the Republican candidate.

I hate “open” primaries and caucuses because it prevents the people who belong to Party A from being the people who choose the candidate for Party A. For example, in New Hampshire there was a Democrat primary, but there was no serious candidate running to oppose Obama. That allowed Democrats to register as independents and then vote in the Republican primary.

[struggle]

That’s why I’m saying let Ron Paul run 3rd party. 50% of his people are liberals.

[Cicero]

Even liberal voters? Mostly liberal voters.

[Oystir]

Registered democrats or independants cannot vote in the Florida republican primary. Only the registered republicans can vote in the republican primary in FL.