[rovenstinez]

Did I hear he was packing the Pats?

[Sybeck1]

Sad part is my primary is March 5th.

[Jeff Head]

I believe (hope) Romney will end up with 450+ after tomorrow and McCain with 600-650. In the end, the only poll that counts and that you can count on is the voting itself...and that happens tomorrow.

...and if Maine is any indication, the voting may well turn out somewhat different than what they expect.

[bayareablues]

More evidence the liberal media is supporting McCain. No mention of Mitt’s lead in the polls today in CA.

[SolidWood]

polls released yesterday found McCain now has twice as much support among GOP voters as Romney

BS.

[svcw]

Liar on delegate count.

TOTAL DELEGATES (2/4/08)
Delegate Definitions

John McCain, Pledged: 95 ,Super delegates: 2
Total: 97

Mitt Romney, Pledged: 85, Super delegates: 7
Total: 92

Mike Huckabee, Pledged: 26, Super delegates: 3
Total: 29

Ron Paul, Pledged: 6, Super delegates: 0
Total: 6

[don-o]

This is like watching a train wreck in slow motion. Unlike many of my fellow FReepers, at one time, I thought I could vote for McCain in the general.

But, I have discarded that idea. We’ll vote Romney tomorrow and see what happens.

[Just mythoughts]

I am thrilllled he is pumped, nothing like watching a HOT AIR balloon deflate.

[oflyboy]

This article is a day late, and a lot of votes short.

[Gaffer]

I got a poll call from the McCain org and ansered what was most important to me that McCain NOT be elected!

Later that night I got a robocall from McInsane himself. Dunno what he said, I was too busy screaming obscenities at the phone.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

It’s been over for a while now.

Mitt McClintobama has the nomination of the party.

[Miss Didi]

From Rush today:

RUSH: ...I think the one candidate of the three still out there on our side matter (and actually it's just two, because Huckabee doesn't, in terms of a chance to win) in saying who more closely embodies all three legs of this conservative stool, you'd have to say that it's Mitt Romney. There's actually no choice in the matter. It certainly isn't Senator McCain.



One Candidate Now Stands For All Three Legs of Conservatism

[isthisnickcool]

Has anyone here seen McCain in person? From about 2 feet away? I have and he is ancient. Especially when he is standing next to his wife.

I'm shocked to see this happening. McCain has no business running this country. He's stale as week old bread.

[Richard Kimball]

I may end up holding my nose and voting for him in November, but right now I’d rather he get pumped by the neighbor’s dog than his poll numbers.

[macamadamia]

I’ve decided that if Lunatic McCain is the candidate in November, I will NOT show up to vote. That said, I don’t buy the conventional wisdom that McCain would lose to Obama.

[jpsb]

If my party nomiates John McCain, I will find a new party.

[Hoodat]

Sounds like wishful thinking by the Drive-by Media and their troll allies.

[Menehune56]

Last night we got an automated phone poll that asked our first and second choices in the Republican primary March 4 (Texas). The choices were Romney, McCain, and Paul. Interestingly, the Huckster wasn’t included. I punched the numbers for Mitt Romney #1 and Ron Paul #2 and the poll ended saying it was paid for by the McCain folks.

Tends to confirm to me there is some kind of unpublicized alliance between McCain and Huckabee for Huck to serve as a spoiler in the primaries. This seems to be quite a coordinated effort to get McCain the nomination.

[Recovering_Democrat]

Hubris.

Doesn’t matter to me anyway: I’ve chosen Romney and I think I’ve made the right choice.

No way will I vote for McAmnesty.