jerseyhoya wrote:

Romney also picked up all nine delegates from Guam on Saturday. Republicans on the tiny Pacific island met at their state convention and backed Romney in a unanimous show of hands.

traderdave wrote:

thephan wrote:

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:You forgot Regent. Huge player on the state level, especially the law school.

I assumed that there were more. Is that where Bob got his shingle? I don't care enough to look it up. The actions of the two colleges I mentioned sicken me. They are overtly political, making the church and state thing a one way street. They give kids off the school for campaigning. It speak poorly of my faith to have these oppressive drones going door to door promoting ideals that often are twinged with hate. Young ladies dressed cute talking about how we need to protect our families from homosexuals (vote Dick Black baby).

Dressed cute or not, I would, without question, close the door in their pretty faces. What we really need protection from is intolerance, unless it is forced upon me against my religious beliefs.

A United States service member walked out of a military base in a rural district of southern Afghanistan on Sunday and opened fire on three nearby houses, killing at least 16 civilians, including several children, local villagers and provincial officials said.

Youseff wrote:this Sarah Palin HBO movie is pretty entertaining.

jerseyhoya wrote:These primaries Tuesday night in Bama and Mississippi are close as hell. Any of the three can win either state.

I haven't seen a whole lot written about this sentiment, but I really think if Romney wins both (or one and a close second in the other), there is going to be a lot of pressure on the rest of the field to drop out. Both Santorum and Gingrich.