Not true. John Kerry in 2004 won both.As of 8:30 Romney 35 percent, Paul 25 percent, Huntsman 17 percent, Santorum 10 percent.
Romney is the first candidate other than a sitting President to win both Iowa and New Hampshire.
Your record says we should listen to you, but I dunno.GOP trying to turf Romney?
I think not!
It is the left side spectrum that is trying to turf him....because when Romney gets in, he is the next President.....make note you heard it here first!
Close but I think more so the independant, ~35% of the electorate. The Republican platform will show some holes thank to the 25% which are die hard teabaggers.Romney appeals to the disenfranchised Demcrats....and those not liking Obama....find Romney easy to go to !
Perhaps it is the first Republican? I know at least two networks said it.Not true. John Kerry in 2004 won both.
Well, he's not, so it's just smoke. He's since found refuge on FOX as an analyst, whoa!!!If Herman Cain were still in (pre smear campaign) he would have taken Iowa and SC and we would be talking about him as the Republican nomination. I don't think the Tea Party can rally behind any one candidate, Santorum is the flavour du jour but he is a relative unknown. It's Romney's nomination to lose at this point and I'm ok with that. He by far has the best chance to defeat BO.
According to an AP story, he is the only non-incumbent Republican presidential candidate to win both Iowa and New Hampshire.Perhaps it is the first Republican? I know at least two networks said it.
That's it then.According to an AP story, he is the only non-incumbent Republican presidential candidate to win both Iowa and New Hampshire.
Smear campaign? Herman slimed himself, and shared it in public. He was incompetent, and arguably had the thinnest depth of knowledge of any presidential candidate I've ever seen.If Herman Cain were still in (pre smear campaign) he would have taken Iowa and SC and we would be talking about him as the Republican nomination.
There is a large fraction of the GOP who want anybody but Romney, but they haven't been able to find anybody yet.GOP trying to turf Romney?
It's kind of sad when such a small percentage of the US electorate can send someone to fight for the highest office in the land.He's 2-0... and I'd say an easy lock for the nomination....
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Santorum certainly isn't the flavour du jour tonight. The only reason he did so well in Iowa is that nobody bothered to spend any money smearing him with negative ads because he's a dud. All of that money went towards Gingrich which is why he's had his legs chopped off from under him as of late. Santorum is just the benefactor of luck and convenient timing. He's not going anywhere. I wouldn't count Gingrich out yet though. I already made that mistake earlier in the race and lost a bet! He's a scrappy S.O.B. He's not going anywhere soon.If Herman Cain were still in (pre smear campaign) he would have taken Iowa and SC and we would be talking about him as the Republican nomination. I don't think the Tea Party can rally behind any one candidate, Santorum is the flavour du jour but he is a relative unknown. It's Romney's nomination to lose at this point and I'm ok with that. He by far has the best chance to defeat BO.
The more Perry spoke, the more he sounded and looked like the male version of ditsy Sarah Palin....:Eek:What amazes me is how royally Perry squandered an excellent position.
and it didn't help that he has Bush's accent...not winning combination.The more Perry spoke, the more he sounded and looked like the male version of ditsy Sarah Palin....:Eek:
