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To: Advil000
I agree. We need someone who understands the private sector, the government, and history. Newt is the only one who has had successful heavy duty experience.

Romney has successfully run a company, but his role as Governor did not produce good results.

Santorum’s resume is much lighter than either of these.

If Newt can't win, I doubt anyone else can make the necessary changes, so there is not much point for me, unless Newt can continue to fight.

39 posted on 03/06/2012 8:36:55 PM PST by greeneyes (Moderation in defense of your country is NO virtue. Let Freedom Ring.)
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To: greeneyes

Gingrich was 4th tonight in a lot of races, 4th, not second, not third, but fourth, behind even Ron Paul.

Clearly, if either Santorum or Gingrich drop out, the ballgame changes dramatically, and Romney will be severely threatened. Plus, the conservative left standing will get more money to counter Romney’s despicable attack ads.

If Gingrich’s and Santorum’s positions were reversed, there would be a loud clamoring for Santorum to drop out, and everyone reading this knows that would be the case. Gingrich needs to realize that his staying in is only helping Romney from this point on. If he’d have won TN, and ND, and if it had been a 3-man race for OH tonight, that would be different, but Santorum won TN and ND and OK, and is in a 2-man race for OH.

Gingrich has no chance; he knows it, and only his massive ego will keep him in this race from this point on. He needs to thank Georgians for supporting him and exit gracefully.


41 posted on 03/06/2012 8:57:40 PM PST by Norseman (Defund the Left-Completely!)
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