pretty much. adelson is keeping newt in there so romney wins. DEMOCRACY.

CalvinBall wrote:Hoya is circling the wagons around Romney full force tonight.

hoya is someone else. Please don't taint him with my idiocy.

Romney winning 5 or 6 states of the 10 being contested and possibly a majority of the delegates at stake. Winning the big prize of Ohio.

You guys are watching MSNBC. They're pissing in the GOP nominee's Cheerios. Surprise, surprise.

im currently watching cougar town

Realistically it's at best a 50/50 shot that Obama beats Romney.

The Nightman Cometh wrote:Realistically it's at best a 50/50 shot that Obama beats Romney.

where, do you live, devon?

pacino wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:Realistically it's at best a 50/50 shot that Obama beats Romney.

where, do you live, devon?

Reality?

jerseyhoya wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:Hoya is circling the wagons around Romney full force tonight.

hoya is someone else. Please don't taint him with my idiocy.

Romney winning 5 or 6 states of the 10 being contested and possibly a majority of the delegates at stake. Winning the big prize of Ohio.

You guys are watching MSNBC. They're pissing in the GOP nominee's Cheerios. Surprise, surprise.

Romney's "winning" by about 0.6%. & that's not big

the candidates, and the nominee, are pissing in the nominee's cheerios

and it's a pretty weak stream

honey nut cheerios are delicious. damn.

jerseyhoya wrote:Jesus, Hamilton County doing the lord's work right now. Where did all those votes come from?

Reds fans must really hate Pirates fans.

JH can correct me if I'm wrong here, but I think there is a clear history of candidates in a primary seeing their support swell as they wrap up the primary and go into the convention victorious. Obama may have a decent lead in the polls right now, but I don't think that lasts.

In the modern media age--since FDR, let's say--by my count, the less skilled politician has won the presidency maybe twice: 1968 and 1976, and both of those are debatable. Anyone care to assert that Romney is a more skilled politician than Obama?

Jean Schmidt, one of the worst members of Congress of either party (questioned Murtha's patriotism on the House floor), loses in the GOP primary tonight. Neat.

msnbc is spinning this hard for santorum. BIG WINNER TONIGHT. uh.

CalvinBall wrote:the heads on MSNBC just made a good point: if newt was not in the race, santorum wins ohio easily. that is how much mitt romney blows.

This whole Newt has to drop out narrative has a serious flaw: he's won more delegates than Santorum, which I assume means he's also gotten more votes that counted.

Whatever, it doesn't matter: Romney will definitely wind up the nominee.

CalvinBall wrote:msnbc is spinning this hard for santorum. BIG WINNER TONIGHT. uh.

Yes, and I'm the person circling the wagons.

jerseyhoya wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:msnbc is spinning this hard for santorum. BIG WINNER TONIGHT. uh.

Yes, and I'm the person circling the wagons.

to be clear i am not agreeing with them. blatant biased spin on their part or just some falsification to make things more interesting than they are.

as long as he's alive, he's a winner. he's set for life.

Are they kidding? Santorum a big winner tonight? Not only did he not win Ohio, even where he did win he underperformed expectations. It looks like large numbers of Republicans have backed a step off from crazy. Which, really, is for the best.

i meant for speech money

Baha, John King saying he's going rogue calling Ohio for Romney before CNN does

Man, hell of a thing