Republican Primary

[Wooster]

Final Florida results from CNN:

Romney had 46% of the vote, compared with 32% for Newt Gingrich, 13% for Rick Santorum and 7% for Ron Paul..

Here is a great article from CNN summarizing the primaries and caucuses in Feburary.
http://www.cnn.com/2012/02/01/politi...p_t1&hpt=hp_c1

Lots of different scenarios in all these state, but it looks like Romney has the biggest edge. Paul will try to pick up some delegates in caucus states where few people participate. Santorum is targetting Evangelicals and some midwestern states. And Gingrich is trying ot be beat Romney where ever he can.

[Pinks17]

Hmm your very right about Romney having the edge..
Do you think if Ron Paul puts in a close race with Romney he'll pull out and be a 3rd party candidate?

[Wooster]

I have to say, this is a very amusing add by Santorum. If you are going to to tweak your opponent, do it with wit and humor.

YouTube:

[Danielle]

o.o Booyaa, now that is what I like to see. Action movie ads! But the lack of fire and explosions, eh...C-.

[Xibitz360]

LOL @ Santorum's ad. Yeah that was a nice move....like:

Spoiler:

Take this Romney!!!

[Pinks17]

Santorum.. Tsk. tsk. lol xD
He just needs to keep doing what hes been doing lol

[Wooster]

Romney won, just like I said he would.

[tsuki]

Originally Posted by Wooster

Romney won, just like I said he would.

Didn't everybody say that?

[Wooster]

Look a the Ron Paul fanatics previous posts.

[mrsticky005]

Originally Posted by Wooster

Romney won, just like I said he would.

ironically he's the one guy I didn't vote for.

[Gamabunta]

Originally Posted by Wooster

Romney won, just like I said he would.

No he hasn't. The Republican convention has not chosen him yet.

[Wooster]

As I said, Ron Paul fanatics.

[Gamabunta]

Originally Posted by Wooster

As I said, Ron Paul fanatics.

Yeah because pointing out that a nominee has not been chosen yet is definitely fanaticism. Let's continue to brush under the table the fact that Southerns, Evangelicals, and about half the Republican party doesn't want Romney.

[Wooster]

And 94% of the Republicans don't want Paul.

Ron Paul's new tactic: Screw democracy, I am going to win by bullying.

Money quote:
Last week, Paul dominated the Louisiana state caucus, though he won just 6 percent of the primary vote, and he could do the same at the June 2 state convention.

[tsuki]

Found this: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/inte...l-hopeful-paul

[Gamabunta]

Originally Posted by Wooster

And 94% of the Republicans don't want Paul.

Ron Paul's new tactic: Screw democracy, I am going to win by bullying.

Money quote:
Last week, Paul dominated the Louisiana state caucus, though he won just 6 percent of the primary vote, and he could do the same at the June 2 state convention.

The Republican Party is not open to the general public and subject to its own party rules. Paul is following those rules and even using them against the very people who created them to be so confusing in order to subvert the democratic process.

Paul supporters have won much more than just those two states. They have won the majority of delegates from 11 states as well as ousting Romney supporters and Republican establishment officials.

Cool statistic. Back it up. 0% of Republicans want Romney to be president. 60% only want to see Obama defeated and are listening to what Faux news is pumping into their heads. I can make up random percentages too.

33% of Americans supported the Revolution. Are you claiming that our nation's inception and creation was "bullying" and "screwing democracy"?