Posted on 01/29/2008 1:43:23 PM PST by icwhatudo
Did not see it posted yet, here we go folks!
Rep. Marsha Blackburn looks like Anne Romney
crap...exit poll has McCain up
I THOUGHT I just heard McCain was leading Romney......I am going to have to hybernate for four years if McCain gets the nod........I cannot pull the lever for him at all.
Prediction ... Romney the RINO will squeak out a victory in this Battle of RINOs
Romney will go on to win on Super Tuesday ... and then start shifting his rhetoric back to his record (very liberal).
Yup!, that will work! :0)
Whoo-hoo, go McCain!
I thought he said this was dead so his position was no longer relevant.
That’s where I thought I had heard his name. I believe it was him speaking on one occasion during that nail-biting time that caused me to cheer out loud and clap my hands.
Senator Jeff Sessions too! I wish I had reps like these two.
Its Goldie from "one down".
(wasn't sure if it was ok to joke about-never did hear an update on your clinton stalker)
Portrait of a President
Joe Don Baker + MST3K = magic.
I suspect it’s more like the Godfather Part XIII....complete with the dead horse in the race, ie silk pony on the bed.......
UPDATE: Reader Adam notes, “I also noticed the political trading markets pop a bit toward Romney right after 5 o’clock. Romney had been trading in the high 30s and now he’s mid-40s.”
He also noted some items from the AP writeup of the non-candidate questions:
Given four choices, nearly half of Florida Republican primary voters said the economy is the most important issue facing the country. Terrorism, Iraq and immigration each were picked by fewer than two in 10. The economy also was the top issue out of three choices for voters in the Democratic primary, which none of the candidates contested because of questions over whether Florida’s Democratic delegates will be seated. The economy has been seen as increasingly important since the start of the 2008 presidential nomination season.
Eight in 10 Republican primary voters were white and a little more than one in 10 were Hispanic — about half of whom were of Cuban heritage. There were few blacks on the GOP side. In the Democratic primary, two-thirds were white, about one in five were black and a little more than one in 10 were Hispanic.
First Wave of Florida Exits, Revealed
The first wave of exit poll numbers, including absentees: McCain 34.3 percent, Romney 32.6 percent, Giuliani 15.3 percent, Huckabee 12 percent.
Kennedy all but christened Obama as the Messiah. He left no doubt that Obama is the only choice. He relegated Hillary and everyone else to the tired old past, the grifters of Washington gluttony and corruption, with no role in the new future of America.
He totally Hill-slapped her and left her for dead. There must have been shrieking and laser beams in the Hillary lair yesterday. Then she put on her crocodile smile and pretended nothing was amiss at the SOTU, even as Kennedy and Obama sat in the good-old-boys pew, hugging furiously.
Hillary will not be scorned. Mark my words, there will be a reckoning.
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