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Yes, the Dems are very afraid of Newt! Please do nominate him. PLEASE!
The RNC Blue-Bloods do need it...a reality check...any wonder why they have rejected the TEA Party, and have tried to co-opt Conservatism?Good. They need a meltdown.
Change is never welcome, even when its needed.
When will you idiots figure it out? Or do you still believe Obama is different?
Hope and change baby! Lmao
Change is never welcome, even when its needed.
When will you idiots figure it out? Or do you still believe Obama is different?
Hope and change baby! Lmao
Then Newt is your man! He is Big on Change, expecially when it comes to wives. He likes to Change those as the old one gets fat or sick.
Yes, the Dems are very afraid of Newt! Please do nominate him. PLEASE!
Little problem with your premise....Gingweasel is an establishment candidate, too.
ORLANDO -- The number of Florida Republicans is up by more than 6 percent compared to the last presidential preference primary four years ago, and voter registration numbers released Tuesday show that the biggest gains were in counties where presidential candidate Mitt Romney did well in 2008.
An Associated Press analysis shows that more than 90 percent of the gains in registered Republicans were in Florida counties where Romney finished in either first or second place in the 2008 primary. A third of the GOP registration gains were in counties where Romney actually took first place. Romney came in a strong second-place in the 2008 Florida primary behind eventual-nominee John McCain in a field of nine candidates.
Rise in number of Florida Republicans looks to favor Mitt Romney | jacksonville.com
When the TOTUS breaks down, this POTUS goes speechless.
In a TOTUS-free "debate" (what passes for a debate in modern day American political circles), Newt would figuratively eviscerate the incumbent President.
As to the thread headline: the fact that Romney did NOT win the Iowa caucus and the fact that NEWT smushed (not a typo) Romney in South Carolina tells us that the GOP Presidential Primary Race is still ON! Happy me!
Aint nobody but the GOP "establishment" types gonna have a problem with the fact that the race is no longer a supposedly foregone conclusion.
Not that long ago, right here on the politics arena of this message Board, we were asked to contemplate what would happen "WHEN" Romney got the nod.
I said THEN and I repeat NOW (more happily now, in fact) that it is NOT a matter of "when." It was and remains a matter of "IF."
I do not prefer Romney, so I am more than content to see the race open the fuck back up!
Newt has some serious baggage. But I would STILL rather have him win the GOP nod than Romney. And, even so, if Romney manages to stage a comeback and win this time around, I will (without question) vote for Romney in the General Election over President Obama, without complaint or hesitation.
Getting this current President FIRED is job one.
Romney will win in Florida, the first representative primary.
There are 4 million registered republicans, well see the first votes from large urban areas, Hispanics, and large populations of seniors/retired voters.
Gingrich and SC will be forgotten by February.
ORLANDO -- The number of Florida Republicans is up by more than 6 percent compared to the last presidential preference primary four years ago, and voter registration numbers released Tuesday show that the biggest gains were in counties where presidential candidate Mitt Romney did well in 2008.
An Associated Press analysis shows that more than 90 percent of the gains in registered Republicans were in Florida counties where Romney finished in either first or second place in the 2008 primary. A third of the GOP registration gains were in counties where Romney actually took first place. Romney came in a strong second-place in the 2008 Florida primary behind eventual-nominee John McCain in a field of nine candidates.
Rise in number of Florida Republicans looks to favor Mitt Romney | jacksonville.com