Mitt Wins!

[Annie]

Wyoming

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8TVVMKG0&show_article=1

Romney Wins Wyoming Caucuses
Jan 5 05:46 PM US/Eastern
By MEAD GRUVER
Associated Press Writer
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - Mitt Romney captured his first win of the Republican presidential race, gaining most of Wyoming's delegates at stake in GOP caucuses on Saturday.

The former Massachusetts governor won six of the first eight delegates to be selected. Former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson and California Rep. Duncan Hunter won one apiece, meaning no other candidate could beat Romney. Caucuses were still being held to decide all 12 delegates at stake.

The win was a boost for Romney, coming two days after his loss to Mike Huckabee in the Iowa caucuses and three days before the first-in-the- nation primary in New Hampshire. Those two states have attracted most of the political attention. Wyoming had scheduled its GOP county conventions earlier to attract candidates to the state but had only modest results.

Romney visited Wyoming in August and November and three of his five sons campaigned in the state. One son, Josh Romney, owns a ranch in southwest Wyoming.

"Number one, he campaigned here," delegate Leigh Vosler of Cheyenne said of Romney. "I think that helped while some other candidates ignored us. But also he's the right person for the job."

Hunter, Thompson and Ron Paul all stopped by the state—visits they probably wouldn't have made except for this year's early conventions—and candidates have sent Wyoming's GOP voters a flood of campaign mail. Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, did not visit Wyoming and drew little support. Arizona Sen. John McCain and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani also did not visit and received little support...

 

[Taomon]

Wyoming

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8TVVMKG0&show_article=1

One can say, bummer he has a chance to (God forbid) be president.

But I will look at the positive side, this will make for an easy run for whoever runs against him. Just look at his record in MA, he is not fit to be president. I hope he spends all of his money running and comes up bust.

 

[Annie]

One can say, bummer he has a chance to (God forbid) be president.

But I will look at the positive side, this will make for an easy run for whoever runs against him. Just look at his record in MA, he is not fit to be president. I hope he spends all of his money running and comes up bust.

He's not my #1 choice. Not my #2 choice.

 

[Taomon]

He's not my #1 choice. Not my #2 choice.

I hears ya

 

[pegwinn]

I feel stupid.

I thought Wyoming was waaaaaaay down the road (as in another week and a half) just after New Hampshire.

Slick Mitt. Just don't trust him. But, better him (only marginally you understand) than O'HillaryA.

 

[Alucard]

I feel stupid.

I thought Wyoming was waaaaaaay down the road (as in another week and a half) just after New Hampshire.

Slick Mitt. Just don't trust him. But, better him (only marginally you understand) than O'HillaryA.

I think Hillary is unelectable... If she wins the Democratic nomination the republicans will win the white house again...

 

[Taomon]

I think Hillary is unelectable... If she wins the Democratic nomination the republicans will win the white house again...

Unless Mitt runs against her. No one wants Mitt Romney, his history in MA proves he is unworthy of being president.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

I wish I could cut and paste issues from the current conservatives to meld into one candidate. Hell, I'll even throw in some of Obama's concerns. One in particular, his willingness to take on terrorism.

 

[pegwinn]

I think Hillary is unelectable... If she wins the Democratic nomination the republicans will win the white house again...

Unless Mitt runs against her. No one wants Mitt Romney, his history in MA proves he is unworthy of being president.

How about a massive "none of the above" get out the vote drive?

 

[William Joyce]

I wish I could cut and paste issues from the current conservatives to meld into one candidate.

I agree. I'd take Mitt's "normalcy", Rudy's NYC appeal, Ron Paul's war stance, Tacredo's immigration stance, and Huckabee's Christian appeal. You could call him Super Destroyer Republican.