paulitician
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USMB/Florida Polls are now open. Vote for who you support or who you think will win. Either way is fine. Thanks.
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Romney by a hair. But it's early.
As much as I would like to see Newt win, I'm pretty sure that Romney will win in Florida. Maybe I will be surprised but I don't think so.
I think it's a foregone conclusion that Romney will win Florida.
I think after tonight Sanitorium will drop out.
I think Paul will get his 10% or so, without spending a dime there.
I think Gingrich will get a big boost come Super Tuesday, and Paul will come on in the caucus states.
I PRAY this goes to a brokered convention.
Romney pulling ahead. Plenty of time though.
So far, independent expenditure committees have spent more than $38 million on the Republican candidates, which is three times more than the 2008 candidates spent themselves over the entire 2008 primary season. Advertising by the actual candidates is down by 40 percent this cycle, but thanks to an astronomical 1,600 percent increase in spending by outside groups there are more campaign-oriented spots on TV and radio than there were four years ago. When you see or hear a campaign ad this year, the odds are nearly 50-50 that it's the handiwork of a super PAC. A telling example: The pro-Romney Restore Our Future super PAC fueled his pre-primary surge in Florida with a bombardment of 12,768 television commercials in the state, compared to just 210 by Gingrich.
How deep-pocketed super PACS became 'shadow campaigns' - The Week