he was decided as the nominee long agoAllNightDayDream wrote:I think romney won the nomination a long time ago.
wub wrote:So it's Super Tuesday. Romney needs to knock Santorum down to have any real credible chance, Gingrich is hanging in there despite being practically bankrupt, and Ron Paul is being Ron Paul.
All eyes on Ohio?
Advantage, Obama.pkay wrote:all it will do is prolong the process in an annoying manner
pkay wrote:unless he fucks up something major in the next 6 months, yeah its game set match
ultraspatial wrote:doing any sort of drug other than smoking crack is 5 panel.
incnic wrote:true headz tread a fine line between bitterness and euphoria - much like the best rave tunes
generally yeah... we're about 90% east coast which is almost fully dem's. Rest are in hollywoodwub wrote:pkay wrote:unless he fucks up something major in the next 6 months, yeah its game set match
Heard an interesting debate this morning about whether his handling of the Israeli aggression toward Iran might be his undoing - US Jews typically vote democrat [sic] (I have no way of corroborating this statement btw), and failure to fully back Israel's policy on Iran at this time, and given he's meeting Netanyahu at the moment, might potentially cause anti-Obama protest votes as a result.
Alan GreenspanSonika wrote:Yeah I don't know of any Republican Jews....
Sonika wrote:Yeah I don't know of any Republican Jews....
possibly... he has georgia for surewub wrote:Apparently Gingrich is going to take Tennessee?
pkay wrote:possibly... he has georgia for surewub wrote:Apparently Gingrich is going to take Tennessee?
thats his people down there.... southern bible belt is newt country.
wub wrote:pkay wrote:possibly... he has georgia for surewub wrote:Apparently Gingrich is going to take Tennessee?
thats his people down there.... southern bible belt is newt country.
Random question - what happens to delegates that declare for candidates who subsequently drop out? For example, the two that declared for Jon Huntsman waaaaaay back now - do they simply become discarded, or go back into the 'pool' to declare for another still active candidate?
Oh yeah...I'm half Jewish but I have little to no exposure to conservatism, being from Massachusetts (super liberal) and right now living in Portland Oregon (super liberal)pkay wrote:Sonika wrote:Yeah I don't know of any Republican Jews....
plenty of rich jew republicans.... believe that
but the majority of us are far more liberal
It depends on the state, too. Some states release the delegates of their pledges and will ultimately make up their minds as the race goes on towards the convention.pkay wrote:wub wrote:pkay wrote:possibly... he has georgia for surewub wrote:Apparently Gingrich is going to take Tennessee?
thats his people down there.... southern bible belt is newt country.
Random question - what happens to delegates that declare for candidates who subsequently drop out? For example, the two that declared for Jon Huntsman waaaaaay back now - do they simply become discarded, or go back into the 'pool' to declare for another still active candidate?
not 100% sure but I believe the candidate can pledge them on behalf of another candidate (ie give them to another one) or they can be vacated
I think it has more to do with the rest of the nominees. He's the smartest one IMO, and the least crazy. He's the only one that has a snowball's chance in hell of gaining any ground in a general election.Today wrote: he was decided as the nominee long ago
and its 100% because of how he looks
they wont put santorum or gingrich in the race
all about how "presidential" you look
And because of that, the moment they realized how much of an idiot Rick Perry was... it was decided that Romney would be the nominee
Pedro Sànchez wrote:BigUp Skreem, Mela, Loofah, Kode8 & Spacial Ape and Bengo.
pkay wrote:Shit just got real... Santorum won teen, Oklahoma, and north Dakota.... And only lost Ohio by a few hundred votes
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