Gilmore claims that he’s “not some weirdo” and not “running crazy”

[Mr. Morden]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/jim-gilmore-im-not-some-weirdo-i-was-governor-of-a-state#.eaRpDaNzq

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That should be his slogan:

Jim Gilmore: not some weirdo

[eric82oslo]

I find it more interesting that Morning Joe is Morning Trump to be honest.
And CNN isn't really CNN, it's TNN, Trump News Network.
(At times even Good Morning America has been transformed into Good Morning, Trump!, not to talk about FOX & Friends having deteriorated into FOX & Trump.)

[136or142]

If he wanted to show that he's serious about running for President he should have filed to be on the ballot in Alabama and Arkansas.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

He is lucky enough to be coming to the FL-GOP's Sunshine State Summit. I intend to meet him this weekend.

[Lyin' Steve]

Gilmore lost his last election by thirty points and has no appeal.
He wasn't the worst nuts-and-bolts guy ten years ago, but if he couldn't win in 2008 there's absolutely no case for his being stronger eight years later.

[Mr. Morden]

He is lucky enough to be coming to the FL-GOP's Sunshine State Summit. I intend to meet him this weekend.

Can you ask him if he plans to get on the ballot in enough states to make it mathematically possible to win the nomination?

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

He is lucky enough to be coming to the FL-GOP's Sunshine State Summit. I intend to meet him this weekend.

Can you ask him if he plans to get on the ballot in enough states to make it mathematically possible to win the nomination?

Gilmore knows he can't win on the convention's first ballot. His goal is to earn enough delegates to prevent the nomination from being decided on the first ballot. On the second ballot, delegates are released from pledges, and could flock to him.