[cripplecreek]

So taking the same number of delegates from Michigan as Romney is a loss?

Frankly I’m saddened by how willing some FReepers are to play the media game for them.

[abercrombie_guy_38]

Exactly what I was going to say. Rick won more delegates than Romney. End of story. We’ll see how Super Tuesday looks, too.

[Cboldt]

I read that Santorum received a greater number of delegates than Romney. So yeah, Santorum lost, according to the media. Makes sense when you consider the media’s inability to find the truth on purpose.

[skeeter]

Saddened is an understatement. This this is descending into a high school popularity contest complete with sophomoric insults. Its sickening.

[American Constitutionalist]

Hardly a lose, not giving into defeat.
Rick did better than expected inspite of all the money that Romney poured into Michigan, and inspite that it was his supposed home state.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Exactly.

The worst case in all this, is a Romney win.

Anything which keeps that harder for Romney to accomplish, is a win.

Even sending the contest into a brokered convention is better than a Romney win.

Absolute worst which happens with a brokered convention is another RINO, or Romney still. There is no downside to a brokered convention.

Christie, Jeb, any worst case you can think of is no worse than Romney. All the same, so why worry about the worst case?

We already have the worst case: Romney leading.

Best case, is we morph a brokered convention, into our best candidate in the last two decades: Sarah Palin. Teamed up with someone like Vice President Marco Rubio.

It would be a historic landslide, and mean a groundswell of new support which would carry the GOP and America, to new heights of freedom and excellence.

[csmusaret]

There were two elections Tuesday and Santorum lost both.