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To: deportall

Ok. So let’s be sure and promote this so Santorum voters will become discouraged. Newt will rise a few more points ( but not enough to even come close to winning Ohio) - ASSURING that Mitt Romney will win Ohio and -ALL- the delegates in Ohio - defeating us conservatives once and for all.

We are so smart the way we campaign against our interests.

I see the strategy.


63 posted on 03/03/2012 7:48:41 AM PST by publius321
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To: publius321
[I see the strategy.]

You don't see much of anything, which is why you went full bore for an unstable candidate like Santorum. Once the result of this move, by so many like you, has become painfully evident, we are all being forced to live with the result.

There is no way Santorum would even have a prayer of winning against Obama. It's a well known fact that most every hard core Democrat out there, is salivating over the remote possibility that Santorum will win the nomination.

65 posted on 03/03/2012 8:02:28 AM PST by PSYCHO-FREEP (If you come to a fork in the road, take it........)
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To: publius321

Well we have a conundrum then.

I thought the purpose of the primaries were to support the candidate that you most believe in, and then we all support the nominee in the general. (In theory. I realize many will never support Mitt)

But as it is now, Newt supporters will not just cave and become a Santorum supporter, and vice verse.

Both sides claim that by not having the other guy end his candidacy, it assures a split vote and Romney.

So what is the answer and the plan of attack?


67 posted on 03/03/2012 8:11:36 AM PST by sillsfan (Reagan and Sarah are right- WE win, they lose!)
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