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Bush won two terms on gay marriage. No surprise to see the Bush clone getting votes with the exact same message.
Ejaculate and Fecal Matter currently winning Michigan
If Romney can't win Arizona then he's in huge trouble. The Phoenix area has enough Mormons where it should be an easy state for him.
Bush won two terms on gay marriage. No surprise to see the Bush clone getting votes with the exact same message.
A Santorum victory in Michigan would be more symbolic than anything. But it's still good for momentum and prolonging the primary.
Romney will probably pull it out, something that Santorum is used to, but it is very close right now.
Over 20% of precincts in and Romney up 3, which mirrors the exit polls.
So they're projecting Romney winning Arizona...Michigan still to close to call...
I had trouble finding any at 3pm this afternoon. Where'd you read this?
So even though Romney wins the popular vote he could still lose the delegate count? Thats pretty nuts. Furthermore, even with it being so close, you'll probably hear a the media counting it as a win for Romney. Just shows how things change change with a percent or two.
Manny was correct. They had a link to the results of an early exit poll on drudge.
did Romney kick ass, in your view?
according to the expectations which were being set over the last two weeks, the answer is a resounding YES.
he may have outlasted Santorum; remains to be seen. why is Newt still around?
and money to waste on it
http://www.freep.com/article/2012030...arge-delegatesThe Mitt Romney-Rick Santorum Michigan primary results just got a little more contentious.
Michigan’s two at-large delegates to the Republican National convention will be awarded to Michigan native Mitt Romney, following a vote last night by the state party’s credentials’ committee.
The vote came despite the party’s rules that the two at-large delegates are supposed to be awarded on a proportional basis based on the statewide popular vote. Romney won the statewide vote by a 41% to 38% margin over former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum.
The rest of the state’s delegates will be split evenly between Romney and Santorum because each won seven congressional districts across the state.
As a result, Romney gets 16 delegates and Santorum 14.
Saul Anuzis, a member of the credentials committee, said the party’s rules were passed in early February to award the two at-large delegates to the statewide winner, but that a memo sent, in error, to the candidates’ campaigns said the delegates would be distributed proportionately.
“While we regret the error in the memo, it does not change what was voted on by the committee,” Anuzis said. “This is much to do about nothing.”
5-0 and Rick still can't get himself to endorse the beginning of a new America.
Mia Love...Perfect Romney VP Side Kick...
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/m...175550501.html
POLL: Majority of Republicans Guess They Have to Support ing Romney
In what Romney campaign insiders are hailing as a sign that the party faithful are rallying around the former Massachusetts governor, a new poll released today shows that a majority of Republican voters agree with the statement, “I guess I have to support ing Romney.”
When asked why they were now ready to cast their vote for Mr. Romney, a majority of those Republicans polled “strongly agreed” with the statement, “Why do you think? No one else is ing running anymore. Stop asking such stupid ing questions. I don’t need this .”
Underscoring the sense that he is now the presumptive nominee, the Romney campaign unveiled a new slogan this morning, “You Have No Other Options Anymore. Start Dealing With It, Losers.”
After sweeping five primary states Tuesday night, Mr. Romney was exultant, telling supporters in Manchester, N.H., “I love American democracy. I’m good friends with the owners of it.”
The wins by Mr. Romney forced former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to suspend his campaign, telling reporters that he was leaving the race “to spend more time with my families.”
As for former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum, he offered Mr. Romney this endorsement during an appearance on CNN: “Yeah, I guess I support him, because, well duh, I have absolutely no other choice. Right? I mean, really, Piers, what kind of moronic question is that? I guess this goes to show that you can be a total bag and still win the nomination if you have the most dough. I mean come on — this whole situation makes me want to throw up. My only consolation is that on Judgment Day I’m going to Heaven, and we’ll have to see what happens to Mr. Magic Underpants. Haha. Yeah. Sweet.”
http://www.borowitzreport.com/
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