[The Citizen Soldier]

Rollins observes that Romney has done really well in blue-state primaries. But Republicans won’t win these states this November.

Take away line from the article.

Beyond the states that Romney has won (which he will not win in the general election), the great preponderance of counties he has won fall into the same category -- unwinnable in November. Surely the Republican establishment is looking at the same maps as Ed Rollins.

[Lancey Howard]

I'd bet anything Romney will win the California primary, too.
Meaningless.

Tuesday night I watched the Fox News coverage of the Ohio "too close to call" primary and was stunned at how the red-purple county-by-county map showed Romney winning in and around the counties dominated by the big, concentrated Democrat parasite nests ("cities"), Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, while Santorum won all the rest. It looked just like a typical blue-red county-by-county presidential race map, with the rat winning all the same kind of counties Romney won.

[okie01]

Beyond the states that Romney has won (which he will not win in the general election), the great preponderance of counties he has won fall into the same category -- unwinnable in November.

You noticed, too.

Davidson County (Nashville) and Shelby (Memphis) in Tennessee.

Cuyahoga (Cleveland) and Franklin (Columbus) Counties in Ohio.

Romney wins where Republicans lose. And loses where Republicans win.

[Lancey Howard]

Last Tuesday night the red-purple county-by-county map showed Romney winning in and around the counties dominated by the big, concentrated Democrat parasite nests ("cities"), Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, while Santorum won all the rest. It looked just like a typical blue-red county-by-county presidential race map where the rat wins mostly the same kind of counties Romney won.

Romney - Santorum, 2012

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Obama - McCain, 2008