[CharlesWayneCT]

I would prefer he win Florida, because he seems more likely to beat Romney right now than Santorum.

However, if Newt can’t win Florida, I wish he’d drop out and give Santorum a shot at bringing the conservatives together.

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

Santorum is not conservative. He is a fiscal moderate, Earmark loving Big Government Republican. His senate record and failed election proves it.

Santorum is a spoiler and he knows it. You can bet that Romney is his big buddy and they may have cooked up a deal to take Newt down in Florida.

If Newt does drop out, Santorum will not even come close to beating him. He has no money, even poorer organization and his popularity among voters is as exciting as watching mold grow.

[Theodore R.]

I would prefer he win Florida, because he seems more likely to beat Romney right now than Santorum. However, if Newt can’t win Florida, I wish he’d drop out and give Santorum a shot at bringing the conservatives together.

As a Santorum, backer I agree with you. But I believe Romney is unstoppable. The Republican establishment like Scotland Yard nearly always gets its man.

[GrandmaPatriot]

So the front runner ABR candidate should drop out to let the last place ABR candidate TRY to beat Mittens? Sounds kind of kookie to me. Shouldn’t it be the other way around?

[riri]

The guy who is within ten points of Romney should drop out and let the guy trailing by 30 points have the race? Seems illogical.

[VanDeKoik]

How about rick drop out,seeing he isn’t even trying, so we can seriously beat Romney?

This isn’t affirmative action. He had his chance, and now it’s time for him to stop wasting time and resources for a vanity run.

And it is time for his supporters to stop acting like vultures, hoping for a Romney win to justify him staying in.

[thatjoeguy]

Clearly wrong headed. If Santorum dropped out Newt would walk away with it.

Santorum can’t win and all he’s doing now is drawing votes from Newt and I have a feeling IT’S ON PURPOSE!

JB

[reasonisfaith]

Please.