It's a problem of his own making.
Regarding not agreeing on a single lifelong Conservative Republican, we only had three of those ~ out of 16 candidates!
We also had one well-known Leftwingtard (Romney) and 12 other junior grade candidates who were caught repeatedly aiding Romney in the debates, and elsewhere.
The game plan is pretty obvious ~ to run Romney with a team of seconds who would gobble down extraneous votes that would otherwise go to the three lifelong Conservative Republicans, and make his, Romney's, pitiful 20% and 30% vote totals look good in contrast ~ that's something to keep the weaker minded big money donors on the hook!
Guess it worked.
But we don't have a lifelong Conservative Republican candidate now, but you have an almost lifelong Democrat Leftwingtard candidate!
I see no reason to sell out my principles because you people are stupid! (Think of Ann when your read those words).
For some context, Ann Romney meant “you” people referring to the craven media as opposed to Barack Obama saying “you people think you are smart” meaning every working person in America. Context, my friend.
>> Virginia isn’t just “one state” ~ it’s the most pivotal in the race
Really. ROFLMAO
>> I see no reason to sell out my principles because you people are stupid!
Your entire position is based on your own “magic thinking” about the world, not on reality. That statement pretty well summarizes it. “muawiyah has spoken, and you people are stupid”.
Suit yourself. Like I said earlier, I live in Realville.
>> and make his, Romney’s, pitiful 20% and 30% vote totals
I just noticed that statement.
Sorry, FRiend, this bit of muawiyah “magic thinking” is going to require substantiation before I’ll consider it.
My quick research reveals that Romney had just in excess of 50% of the primary vote — well in excess of the “20 to 30” per cent you maintain.
Considering that the other 50% was split among four or more candidates, none of which got more than 10 to 20% total, and it’s sure looking like the broad support — like it or not — has always been for Romney.
Further fuel on the fire: essentially *all* of the “other” candidates have now endorsed Romney. Add in their convention votes and his totals go from “broad” to “huge”.
What exactly do you think will now happen at the convention? Not the “magic thinking” of the fever swamp of your addled brain — I’m asking what you’d put money on as actually happening in the *real world* in Tampa in August 2012. I predict that, like it or not, Romney will get 80% or better of the nominating votes on the first ballot; the only disruption will be from Paul supporters.
Say... you’re not one of THOSE... are you?