[Steelfish]

“A whole lot of air is going out of his balloon,” Bullock said. “ ... It’s going to be hard to spin this in any possible way.”

[bigdirty]

Newt is done like dinner. He needs to drop out, endorse Santorum and get himself a good position in the coming Santorum presidency.

[garjog]

I don’t believe this. It is just another trick of Satan.

[Lucas McCain]

Heaven help us if that sissy frat boy gets the nomination.

[Irish Eyes]

..............The margin of error for the poll was 3.6 percent, so Gingrich, Romney and Santorum were about even. .............

Or maybe not.

[American Constitutionalist]

What was it that Newt said recently ? that if anyone loses their home base that they should drop out ? or something like that.

[American Constitutionalist]

“A whole lot of air is going out of his balloon,” Bullock said. “ .. It’s going to be hard to spin this in any possible way.” ....... of yes they will, a Brokered Convention... If Newt can’t have the GOP nomination, nobody can...

[skaterboy]

is this why he dropped out in mi? trying to save his own home state.....if he loses i fully expect him to drop out...walk your talk newtie...ya i know you wont but hey one can dream

[BCrago66]

This poll is flawed in a significant way. Go to the cross-tabs, page 5:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/docs/2012/InsiderAdvantage_GA_0220.pdf

27% of those polled were Independent, and of those, 55% were between 18-29. That means a full 15% of those polled were Independents between 18-29, a significant overestimation of that population’s percentage of the actual electorate on primary day in Georgia.

In the poll, not a single one of this sub-sample voted for Gingrich. This skewed the results; without that distortion, Gingrich would have a lead outside the margin of error.

[presently no screen name]

You like it when they don’t report the news but predict it and you run with it as truth. You are just the type propaganda was created for!

[Leep]

They’re not really even. Willard has kind of a lumpy head.

[Darren McCarty]

Does Georgia allocate delegates statewide or by congressional district?

[First A Patriot]

The circular firing squad continues on FR. All of us must realize that Obama and his ilk are the enemy and must be defeated soundly this November. We are fighting tyranny here.

[TheBattman]

I guess Georgia voters didn’t get stung by NAFTA and the resultant job loss that some other states (including Arkansas) have felt...

You know - the same Gingrich that thought that jobs loss to Mexico was a positive for the US...

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/03/15/whoops-gingrich-praises-nafta-for-shipping-out-american-jobs/

[Redalways]

This is bad news for Santorum. Romney’s strong performance in Georgia in this poll is a sign he is the front-runner.

[arrogantsob]

Indeed this would spell disaster for Newt. He needs to win with at least 50% of the vote in his home state. Same is true of Mitt and Michigan or Santorum in Pennsylvania. Only the latter appears to be likely.

[EagleInGA]

Gingrich will win GA and Romney will come in a distant third. How well Santorum does in MI will impact how well he does in GA. What doesn’t go to Rick goes to Newt.