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To: time4good
What's the point of your post? We knew this months ago that Florida would be much more hospitable to Romney because there are less conservatives in Florida than Iowa or South Carolina.

This is why four years ago, Guiliani waited until the Florida primary to participate since it is less conservative and he had a better chance of winning in Florida than in SC.

The issue is not who the conservatives supported, but the lack of conservatives actually voting. Florida is more moderate.

93 posted on 01/31/2012 7:42:30 PM PST by Dave W
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To: Dave W
We knew this months ago that Florida would be much more hospitable to Romney because there are less conservatives in Florida than Iowa or South Carolina.

Florida is not only more representative of the electorate as a whole than Iowa, South Carolina (or New Hampshire), it's more similar to the Republican primary electorate as whole than the other three states.

96 posted on 01/31/2012 7:46:35 PM PST by Strategerist
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To: Dave W

I guess the two points if my post were this:

1. With all the lies Mittens told the past two weeks, it, to me, is a little bit encouraging that his ‘I’m the true conservative’ wasn’t believed like he and Coulter spouted.

2. I’m getting ticked about Rush always going off that Conservatism wins when it’s put up against liberalism but he’s not willing to take a stand for one of the more conservative candidates and is somewhat spotty or vasilating on ripping Romney’s liberal track record. Rush seems to be playing it both ways.


123 posted on 01/31/2012 8:48:12 PM PST by time4good
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