[Jim Robinson]

Mitt 30%, McCain 30%

That means 70% of Republicans don’t like Mitt, and 70% of Republicans don’t like McCain. Too bad we don’t have a conservative in this race.

[Philo1962]

McCain’s victory on Super Tuesday is all but assured. Look to the future. In November our choice will be between John McCain and eight years of President Hillary Rodham Clinton with left-wing justices packing our courts. It’s an easy choice to make for any true conservative.

[greyfoxx39]

That means 70% of Republicans don’t like Mitt, and 70% of Republicans don’t like McCain. Too bad we don’t have a conservative in this race.

Someone hoping to change the numbers

[Maelstorm]

Jim you have that pegged right. We have hybrid Republicans.

[icwhatudo]

With Super Tuesday quickly approaching, I humbly suggest its time for a new FR poll.

"Which GOP presidential hopeful do you want to see win the most delegates on Super Tuesday?"

Mike Huckabee
John McCain
Ron Paul
Mitt Romney

[Lily4Jesus]

Remember that 10% of McCain’s comes from democrats and so called independents to derail the republican election.

[houstonman58]

"Mitt 30%, McCain 30% That means 70% of Republicans don’t like Mitt, and 70% of Republicans don’t like McCain. Too bad we don’t have a conservative in this race."

The real problem is that 70% of Republicans don't know Mitt, and McInsane is running a filthy campaign against him. Also, Huckleberry is taking valuable votes away from Mitt. If Romney loses the nomination then America loses a potentially excellent leader.

[Boagenes]

I loved Fred...and now I really miss Fred. He never got a fair shot.

[Nick Thimmesch]

Understand your math Jimbo and I’ll add this equation: we are going to need 100% of Republicans of ALL callings in order to beat either Her Thighness or Obambi.

How this will happen I don’t know: I just know it is going to need to happen in order to even start on a level playing field. Then we need to pray that if Hillary IS the Demonrat nominee (as I have hoped) that enough so-called “African-Americans” (also known as American-Americans) are still pissed enough at the Billary Show that they stay home on election day or at the very least don’t vote for her.

Amen.

[CharlesWayneCT]

I disagree. It could just be that people like other candidates more.

We don’t really know that everybody who has said “Romney” hate McCain, or that everybody who said McCain hate Romney.

I was supporting Fred Thompson AND Mitt Romney, but I still would have supported Duncan Hunter, so even though he only had 2% of the vote, it didn’t mean 98% hated him.

The amazing thing is that after winning 3 primaries, McCain still only registers 30-35% support. So I think it’s clear there are a lot of people who simply don’t want McCain.

If it were a two-man race, and the numbers were still 30-30, that would be a really bad sign.

Huckabee had 21%, but I don’t think that means 79% of republicans hate him.