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To: Longbow1969
Santorum sat his last push out, he knew he couldn't win Pa and so threw in the towel rather than go thru the political embarrassment of loosing Pa again and hurt his upcoming political career....

I'm proud of Newt for being the last Conservative standing...and I was Proud to vote for him today...he hasn't swayed from his intentions and stayed the course with ‘all’ against him....and he's not letting the media nor the other candidates determine if or when he's out...he's going the distance he feels is right for this country and I'm glad that he is.

46 posted on 04/24/2012 7:51:41 PM PDT by caww
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To: caww

I voted for Newt yesterday here in the swamps of Delaware.

He did the best in Delaware yesterday, garnering 27% of the vote.

He would have won this state but recent happenstances changed and affected so much.

First, Santorum and Paul were BOTH on the Delaware Republican primary ballot yesterday. Between those two, about 12% of the vote was likely siphoned from Newt.

Second, there’d been big rumors last week that Newt was cancelling his North Carolina appearances and, while Newt’s campaign denied, it greatly affected the turnout.

Voter turnout was very lackluster yesterday. Had all that crap last week not been thrown out there to be repeated hysterically by the media (and to make me wonder if it wasn’t some operative in the Romney campaign somehow making this happen) I believe turnout would have been higher.

In short, I’m quite certain that Delaware, where we kicked out Mike Castle and voted in Christine O’Donnell to great ridicule, would be Newt all the way over Romney given a fair and vibrant primary.


91 posted on 04/25/2012 6:49:03 AM PDT by Fishtalk (http://patfish.blogspot.com/)
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