[TitansAFC]

I believe the official campaign and Santorum supporters’ response to these problems will continue to be: “Na na na, I’m not listening, na na na!”

[nhwingut]

I love how the lib writer mocks the disorganized nature of the Santorum campaign.

Yet, today Rasmussen has Santorum beating the all powerful messiah-like Obama, 46-45. LOL!!

The Emperor has no clothes!

[Dr. Sivana]

Santorum had next to no money early on. Gingrich didn’t even get at all in Missouri or Virginia. IN ‘76, Reagan couldn’t get on in NY and PA, even though he was better funded. Some of these states set very difficult barriers.

Is Santorum perfect? No. Neither are the other three. I consider Santorum the best of the lot, and am also fine with Gingrich. Until we get to April and winner take all states, I see no need for Newt or Rick to drop out, provided they can at least meet theminimum threshold. At this point, the goal is to keep Romney from getting enough delegates.

[Sybeck1]

Rules are set by the establishment

[Sybeck1]

Rules are set by the establishment

[NavyCanDo]

Santorum will pick up some states in the South, and that is expected, but that is as far as it's going to for him. Looking at the schedule of States, after March 17th its going to be all Romney, like it or not. And big prizes like New York, California, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and I think even Texas will be Romney's.

Santorum just does not have what it takes to take him to Tampa. One, he's not a natural when giving speeches, In fact he is a bore. And Obama will slaughter him in the debates. Has Santorum won any of the GOP debates? The only one’s he was even noticed in, is the first two or three when he got snarky.

As much as most of us would like it, I don't see Newt breaking out either. Unless maybe his picks up former Santorum supporters, but with Santorum running second, that may happen too late to do Newt any good.