[napscoordinator]

totally irrelevant. I will wait until end of this week's polls to see how things really are. Not dancing on Newt's grave but he better do something to get back into action. He was ahead in Minnesota big time and lost big time coming in 4th place. Missouri he was not on the ballot, but he sure was on the ballot in Colorado and came in 3rd. Maine is next and doubt he will do well there (although Santorum probably won't either). Arizona and Michigan are going to be difficult for Newt too. Michigan is blue collar which is Santorum all the way. Santorum will either win or come in second in Michigan. Arizona he will come in 2nd after Romney unless he can do serious campaigning there and win it. Newt might do ok on Super Tuesday maybe.

[Vigilanteman]

The case for Rick Santorum

1. Who has won the most states without the benefit of their own money, last election's organization or a billionaire casino sugar daddy?
   
2. Who is everybody's second choice when he isn't their first?
   
3. Who can get both the Romney people and the Gingrich people, who hate each other, to vote for him?
   
4. Who has the best record on immigration?
   
5. Who has the best plan for repealing ObamaCare? And is the only GOP candidate who didn't help write or approve legislation which helped spawn this fiasco?
   
6. Who has the best plan for expanding the American economy and strengthening American families?

[VinL]

totally irrelevant
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Hardly irrelevant. Rick won Iowa, and then got nothing out of it. Newt won SC, and then got nothing out of it. Romney won Fla and Nev, and got nothing out of it.

See the current political landscape for what it is- unpredictable.

Newt is looking to sweep the South and win Ohio- that’s his strategy. If he does, he’s back on top— if he doesn’t, he loses.

The poll in Okla, taken in part, yesterday - is relevant, in that regard.