Romney's Been Slathered in Santorum!

Explain it away all you want, but the certain GOP nominee is not liked by his party, let alone his nation.

That might be because is likely more of a Democrat than a Republican anyway (RINO).

I love to hear Dems talk about Reps. It is kinda like listening to economists talk about chemistry. They haven't got a clue about the subject matter, but they blather on anyway. They use words like 'certain', when nothing is certain except for the defeat of a 'certain' Chicago Democrat.

I'm more intrigued by the low turnout at the recent contests. 2008 had an unenthused GOP base with low turnout. The enthusiasm was suppossed to be much higher this time around since they want to get the anti-christ out of the White House....but turnout is even lower now than in 2008.

They better find a candidate they like quick or Adelson's millions will all be flushed down the toilet for nothing.

PJ

If you want to get un-enthused over something, look at Obama's record. What can this guy possibly run on? His Nobel Prize? Quick, what was that for again?

Well then. Obama was clearly not liked by his party (let alone his nation) after Hillary took Rhode Island, Ohio, and Texas primaries. See how that works?

Hmm. Good question. Maybe just a few things...
- 23 months of uninterrupted job growth.
- saving millions of jobs in the auto industry
- killing the guy who attacked us on 9/11
- ending the war that took us off course from pursuing the guy who actually did attack us on 9/11
- ending discrimination in the military
- preventing health inusrance companies from discriminating against sick people
- pursuing a tax policy that forbids billionaires from paying a smaller rate than the lady who cuts their hair.
- pursuing an immigration program that doesn't involve building a wall and catapulting immigrants over the top of it.

Oh, I could go on an on. The point is despite many of Obama's shortfalls as president (and he has many) his base seems to be more energized to reelect him than (name your GOP candidate)'s base is to elect him.

A fair point to mull over, but here's where it falls apart.

Democrats like both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. They always have, they're both exceedingly popular within the party, always have been. Democrats had two good candidates in 2008 and struggled a while to figure out which they liked best. They ultimately chose Obama, and he won in a minor landslide.

By contrast, Republicans do not like Mitt Romney. That's why we see half or more of GOP voters lurch from:

Sarah Palin
to
Donald Trump
to
Michelle Bachman
to
Rick Perry
to
Herman Cain
to
Newt Gingrich
to
Rick Santorum

We're talking about a huge pile of GOP voters looking for someone, ANYONE, who isn't Mitt Romney. They just don't like him, they don't believe he's one of them (I think they're right).



Mitt Romney is vigorously supported by former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty. With Pawlenty's support, Romney came in a distant third in Minnesota last night. He lost every single county!

By and large, Republicans do not like their nominee, Mitt Romney. We'll see if that means he loses this fall, but it's a real big problem for his prospects.

You dems are worst then drunkin sailors. Pisstroh you continue to spew the stupidist crap ever seen on these boards. I have no idea where you get your untrue facts. The happiest person about obamy is carter. He will no longer be the worst president in US history. Why don't you dems talk about the
unemployment rate being around 16 per cent. Oh, them you would have to talk about the US citizens that have quit looking for jobs.

What about the Keystone pipeline? Give me an excuse why obamy has stopped this. There are
thousands of miles of pipelines in the US. obamy could care less if Americans work as long as he gets reelected and continues to destroy my country. Spew your stupid replies!

Thanks for reminding me why I support basic literacy programs.