Gingrich suggests he might drop out this week if he does poorly in Delaware(?)

[Mr. Morden]

http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/04/23/11359666-gingrich-hints-he-may-drop-from-race-this-week

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EDIT: For those with long memories, Delaware has an interesting place in recent presidential primary history.  Both Steve Forbes in 2000 and Joe Lieberman in 2004 threw everything they had at Delaware (at that time an early primary) after losing both IA and NH in their respective primary campaigns, on the hopes that a win in the small state would give them some momentum.  They both lost badly, and dropped out of the race shortly thereafter.

[Napoleon]

Who?

[RogueBeaver]

Believe it when I see it.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

I hope not. We need to keep these primary maps interesting.

[Smash255]

Perhaps putting his faith there because of the witch's victory in 2010 against the more moderate Castle??  Of course Castle is well to the left of Mitt.

[Joe Republic]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Perhaps putting his faith there because of the witch's victory in 2010 against the more moderate Castle??  Of course Castle is well to the left of Mitt.

And the witch endorsed Romney a while ago.

[Meeker]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

obligatory

[Lief 🗽]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

No one put this in the Comedy Goldmine. You'll just encourage him.

[Joe Republic]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

No one put this in the Comedy Goldmine. You'll just encourage him.

You're not wilmington recognize my effort? 

[Meeker]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

No one put this in the Comedy Goldmine. You'll just encourage him.

You're not wilmington recognize my effort? 

stop. just stop.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

No one put this in the Comedy Goldmine. You'll just encourage him.

You're not wilmington recognize my effort? 

stop. just stop.

yeah, it needs to end. thread dover.

[Joe Republic]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

No one put this in the Comedy Goldmine. You'll just encourage him.

You're not wilmington recognize my effort?  

stop. just stop.

Fine, I can get dover it.  But I'll be biden my time until you coons around eventually.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Of course the larger states don't matter to him.

Remember when Joementum dropped out after Delaware after he was in a 4-way tie to lose by 40 points?

[Mr. Morden]

Hmm, I was not delaware that this primary held so much importance.

No one put this in the Comedy Goldmine. You'll just encourage him.

You're not wilmington recognize my effort?  

stop. just stop.

Fine, I can get dover it.  But I'll be biden my time until you coons around eventually.

Markell me down as someone who'll be Delawarean a smile when this nonsense ends.

[Gustaf]

http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/04/23/11359666-gingrich-hints-he-may-drop-from-race-this-week

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EDIT: For those with long memories, Delaware has an interesting place in recent presidential primary history.  Both Steve Forbes in 2000 and Joe Lieberman in 2004 threw everything they had at Delaware (at that time an early primary) after losing both IA and NH in their respective primary campaigns, on the hopes that a win in the small state would give them some momentum.  They both lost badly, and dropped out of the race shortly thereafter.

In 1996 Forbes used the same strategy and did win Delaware, which gave him sufficient momentum to get Arizona in the next round. Still didn't really lead anywhere, of course.

[Mr. Morden]

Delaware has dashed the hopes of another would-be president.  Why do you taunt us Delaware?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDGDgc1qNCA