[11th_VA]

For a businessman, it sure took him a long time to digest the numbers ...

[Sam's Army]

"For a businessman, it sure took him a long time to digest the numbers..."

Well, he had to go through Super Tues and wait for exactly how all the California delegates fell yesterday, etc. Then it was likely "wait and see" if Huck would possibly drop, so some soul searching, etc.

Guess I'll be voting 3rd party this year for the 1st time in a looooonnnnggggg time.

[broncobilly]

For a businessman, it sure took him a long time to digest the numbers ...

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And those who opposed him so vehemently still haven’t digested theirs.
Don’t expect Romney back in 4 years. The forces that opposed him will not have changed much by then. He has so many better options available to him. Evan Bill Clinton and Al Gore did better for themselves when they got out of politics.

[LS]

I could argue it took a lot of Freepers a helluva long time to figure out they needed to stop McCain, and failed.

[definitelynotaliberal]

I would say that it took him a long time to evaluate our collective idiocy. Giving him the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he thought Republicans were smarter than to vote Huckabee or McCain. I appreciate the generosity of his evaluation.