To: reasonisfaith
Absolutely, but I think it’s basically impossible at this point unless Santorum throws his support behind Newt, which is kind of a stretch considering he endorsed Romney in ‘08.
But if Newt can somehow revive his campaign yet again, he’ll get a big donation from me.
14 posted on
04/10/2012 6:29:20 PM PDT by
Cato in PA
(1/26/12: Bloody Thursday)
To: Cato in PA
"But if Newt can somehow revive his campaign yet again, hell get a big donation from me.He's probably thinking, "If I can somehow get a big donation from Cato, I'll revive my campaign." ;o)
17 posted on
04/10/2012 6:33:45 PM PDT by
OHelix
To: Cato in PA
Phase 2 of the primary begins today! Newt and Mitt one-on-one. Once the dust settles from this announcement and the RINOs realize Newt is once again a serious threat, I expect Mitt's SuperPAC to unload on him big time for a third time. Pretty hilarious how the so-called "inevitable" nominee keeps whining and complaining that his opponents won't drop out. If he's so inevitable, let him stop running a single ad against any more Republicans, assume the inevitable nomination is in his pocket, and just focus on Obama?
If Mitt doesn't think he's inevitable, why should we?
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18 posted on
04/10/2012 6:35:07 PM PDT by
JediJones
(From the makers of Romney, Bloomberg/Schwarzenegger 2016. Because the GOP can never go too far left.)
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