[alstewartfan]

GO PRESIDENT SANTORUM!!!

[BillyBoy]

>> What a difference a caucus makes. Rick Santorum who two months ago had one percent (1%) support among likely South Carolina Republican Primary voters now is running a close second there with 24% of the vote. <<

But...but... the Newt Gingrich fans kept INSISTING Santorum had absolutely "no following" outside of Iowa and his surge during the Iowa caucus was a "fluke" that wouldn't make a difference in any of the other 49 states. He needed to "drop out" and get behind "front runner" Newt Gingrich (who is polling BEHIND him not only in South Carolina, but New Hampshire as well)

Question: How many more primaries does Newt have to trail Santorum in before he's no longer the "front runner"?

[Mechanicos]

Free Polls.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQI8pZJiMe0

Quit paying them attention and they will not be able to influence elections.

[Tennessee Nana]

AAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGHH

OH NOEZ OH NOEZ

Rick Santorum is creeping up on Willie Mitty...

What to do ??? What to do ???

[GeronL]

Looks like Newt is playing spoiler to keep a real conservative out of the nomination.

[KTM rider]

So, the GOP keeps moving earlier the state primarys that will elect their choice, cut off any conservative hopeful and ensure the Inside the Beltway republican oligharchy choice,

by the time the dragged out election gets halfway through, the liberal media and Republican socialists will have their fix in and I wont even have a choice

[pulaskibush]

"every single poll leading up to just before Christmas suggest that more than half of Iowa likely caucus goers have not firmly made up their minds." -Carl Cameron from The Bill O'Reilly Show 12/26/11

Why, after pointless predictions by pundits like Bill O'Reilly, do we only hear about some real details on the overhyped Iowa Primary a week before the vote? Have the polls done by the leftist/ad selling media ever been an honest view of how the country is voting for the GOP nominee?

"When the polls were wrong, which was often, they overestimated support for the Democrat, usually by about 6 to 10 points." Ann Coulter.

Until the media included the undecideds on Sunday, Gingrich was to own Iowa, followed by Romney. The rest really didn't matter. Here are the numbers from a Reuters story on Dec 12th of those likely to vote in the Iowa caucuses: Gingrich 29.8% Mitt Romney, 20.3%, Ron Paul 10.7%. U.S. Rep. Michele Bachman 8.5%, Rick Perry 8.2%. Since he didn't buy enough ads or hire enough ex/future media people from PR firms, and is a conservative that can win with conservative volunteers, Rick Santorum wasn't worth mentioning. Pat Caddell said that Santorum was in single digits a week before 01/03/12! Keep that in mind as you see the election results:

Santorum & Romney 25%, Paul 21%, Gingrich 13% Perry 10% Bachmann 5% Huntsman 1%.

Is there is a reason to trust a pundit claiming a candidate is "finished" after this "surprise"?

[Theodore R.]

CBS has Romney at 37 percent in SC and Santorum and Gingrich tied at 24 percent. Perry is not mentioned. The political establishment is strong in SC, and it is for Romney. That’s what we are up against with divided opposition.

[Salvation]

Gingrich and Santorum will knock Romney out of the race here!

Gingrich-Santorum

 

or

 

Santorum-Gingrich

[Xeroes80]

Nikki Haley is an absolute disgrace. Really nothing more to say.

[Nextrush]

The rise of Santorum is the road to victory for Romney.

[jacknhoo]

Santorum or Gingrich are our two hopes for this nation's recovery and they are the only two who can truly beat Obama. You can't, again, believe the lies that a RINO will beat Obama...well you can, but it is fool-hearted.

[jacknhoo]

Pray, pray, pray - much evil can be averted with prayer. The Romney machine is evil.

[katiedidit1]

Romney just flew Gov Haley to NH to campaign for him

[Earthdweller]

Romney is Pappy Bush with a bad hairdo...ain’t gonna happen. Sorry folks.