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This is a post Super Tuesday analysis of the overall, nation-wide vote and delegate count for the GOP. The delegate count is projected based on final division of delegates, particularly from California. The total vote count is as of 9:00 AM MST: GOP Total National Vote/Delegate Analysis after Super Tuesday (2/5/200)   Total Total Projected Votes per Delegate Percent of   Popular vote Percent Delegates Delegate Percentage Del. to Win McCain 4,785,000 42.46% 640 7,477 56.14% 53.78% Romney 4,095,000 36.34% 320 12,797 28.07% 26.89% Huckabee 2,390,000 21.21% 180 13,278 15.79% 15.13% Total 11,270,000 100% 1,140 9,886 100% 1191 Clealry McCain...

What follows are my reasons for supporting Mitt Romney for the GOP nomination. I will admit upfront that Hunter and Thompson were far and away my 1st and 2nd choices for the GOP bid. I do not like the fact that I must now consider a 3rd choice...but that is the way things have turned out and given the remaining field and the stakes, I must choose the best I can. It is a sad day in our nation that this is the case...but it is. Mitt Romney has an unarguably strong record in the private sector managing, making over,...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, August 30, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Pro-family advocates may soon have a chance to see where Republican candidates stand on American values in September's upcoming "Values Voter Presidential Debate." The debate is scheduled for Monday, September 17th at 7:30 p.m. at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Seven out of nine Republican candidates have indicated they plan to participate in the event, however their names have not yet been released to the general public. Questions will be fielded to participating candidates from among 40 pro-family leaders include such notables as Phyllis Schlafly, President...

His party may have taken "a thumpin'," in the words of President Bush, but ABC News has learned that Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and his political team have decided it's full steam ahead for his 2008 presidential campaign. Although no absolute, final decision has been made, sources close to McCain say on Wednesday in Phoenix, he and a half dozen of his top aides huddled and decided to proceed more formally with his quest for the White House. A presidential exploratory committee will be set up this month — perhaps as early as next week. McCain's official, final decision will...