The CO, MN & MO Results Thread

[King]

When the hell will we get some more votes from Colorado?

When Romney's campaign reaches a fair financial settlement with Colorado insiders to dump out all the excess Santorum votes.

[King]

CNN Reporter: "What happened in Vegas stayed in Vegas."

[King]

Santorum is giving a brilliant intro.  He's doing everything possible to show he's a real human being with emotions and setting the contrast to Romney.

[King]

On CNN, Santorum's sugar daddy.

[King]

Paul: "You guys can take your non-binding democracy and shove it!  We're gonna troll the f**k out of the convention! ON TO MAINE!"

I love this man.

[King]

Absolutely amazing. Go Santorum!

Gays for Santorum?

[King]

Mitt's campaign has to be the most incompetent ever.

Doesn't anyone realize that pushing the message that the race is "over" might cause your supporters to think that the race is actually over and not show up? 

And given that a couple of caucus states are up, where the message to turn out is even more important than normal, isn't this just asking for trouble?

My point is - do Mitt's people think that all those who have been against him since 2007 are just going to simply give up because he pulled some of Giuliani and McCain's voters in FL, SC and NH?  Are they really that arrogant?

This is a serious question I'm asking Mitt's supporters.  Do you think a guy with this incompetent of a campaign, who seemingly miss these rather obvious points, can actually win an election barring it being a situation where anyone can win?

His campaign style reminds me of a certain platitude loving, vague, robotic, Governor of New York, circa 1948....

?

George Romney didn't run until 1968.

[King]

BTW, to clarify: This is about the 20% of the women who could go either way. Obviously both sides have 40% of women locked up no matter the appearance/height of either side.

I always saw it as Women being 50% Democrat, 40% Republican, 10% Swing and Men being 50% Republican, 40% Democrat, 10% Swing.  That makes sense considering the floor for both parties in the recent two decades has been 45%.