Gingrich Adviser: Romney Should Quit Race, Leave It To Conservatives

[Torie]

Romney you see, is "screwing" up the race. Presumably the word "screw" here is a synonym for "winning."  I feel his pain.

[rob in cal]

And clearly Romney faces a difficult hurdle to get to a majority of delegates with his anemic wins, so he should quit for that reason alone.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Presumably the word "screw" here is a synonym for "winning."  

America hasn't seen a winner like that since Charlie Sheen.

[Wisconsin+17]

Where's the Mitt laughing picture?

[BigSkyBob]

“'It’s Mitt Romney who’s screwing up this race, and it’s his establishment support' that is keeping him afloat against the electorate’s wishes."

Here! Here!

[BigSkyBob]

This article by Craig Robertson in the Iowa Republican nicely illustrates how Romney has screwed up the race'

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[J. J.]

This article by Craig Robertson in the Iowa Republican nicely illustrates how Romney has screwed up the race'

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Actually, in my experience, the two worst people to ask about rule interpretation would be two attorneys.  The big secret is that virtually no law school teaches parliamentary procedure.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

This idea makes sense, since Gingrich has a chance of winning a two man race against Santorum, while Romney does not.

[Vosem]

This article by Craig Robertson in the Iowa Republican nicely illustrates how Romney has screwed up the race'

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Actually, in my experience, the two worst people to ask about rule interpretation would be two attorneys.  The big secret is that virtually no law school teaches parliamentary procedure.

At our public school we were taught parliamentary procedure in the 8th grade.

[Wisconsin+17]

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Uh, no. Sorry.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

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Uh, no. Sorry.

As one of the more 'conservative' candidates, Gingrich could overtake Santorum, Romney is obviously incapable of doing so since he can barely beat them splitting the conservative vote. I'm not saying it makes sense for Romney to drop out, but only Gingrich would actually have a chance of beating Santorum head to head.

[Keystone Phil]

Yes, Romney and Gingrich should drop out. They should end their misery as soon as possible. Really, it's a matter of sympathy now.

[Wisconsin+17]

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I'll state it again. Gingrich vs Santorum means that Santorum wins ALL the states.

[ajb]

This idea makes sense, since Gingrich has a chance of winning a two man race against Santorum, while Romney does not.

You know who Gingrich could defeat in a two-man race? Ron Paul. Pretty please let's have Santorum and Romney drop out, and Gingrich and Paul engage in hours and hours of lovely Lincoln-Douglas debates. Last one out turns the light off.

[BigSkyBob]

Yes, Romney and Gingrich should drop out. They should end their misery as soon as possible. Really, it's a matter of sympathy now.

In the ideal world Romney would not have run.

[J. J.]

This article by Craig Robertson in the Iowa Republican nicely illustrates how Romney has screwed up the race'

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Actually, in my experience, the two worst people to ask about rule interpretation would be two attorneys.  The big secret is that virtually no law school teaches parliamentary procedure.

At our public school we were taught parliamentary procedure in the 8th grade.

Other than elementary courses, that take 2 or 3 hours, if that, procedure has not been taught in high school, or at the college level for decades.  Penn State started a 3 credit course last year.  The number of active professionals in Pennsylvania that do it is less than two dozen.  One of them is an attorney.

[Lincoln Republican]

Okay, perhaps everyone would like to hear the truth after this deluge of Romney should drop out fantasizing.

The truth of the matter is this:

Santorum and Gingrich should drop out and go back to the tot lot where they belong and before they get seriously hurt.

Leave the real fight to the big boys, Romney and Obama, to do battle in the arena.

[Keystone Phil]

Okay, perhaps everyone would like to hear the truth after this deluge of Romney should drop out fantasizing.

The truth of the matter is this:

Santorum and Gingrich should drop out and go back to the tot lot where they belong and before they get seriously hurt.

Leave the real fight to the big boys, Romney and Obama, to do battle in the arena.

So your guy can barely finish off two "jokes" yet he is a "big boy?" Dude, you're in for a hilarious wake up call sooner or later.

[Yank2133]

Okay, perhaps everyone would like to hear the truth after this deluge of Romney should drop out fantasizing.

The truth of the matter is this:

Santorum and Gingrich should drop out and go back to the tot lot where they belong and before they get seriously hurt.

Leave the real fight to the big boys, Romney and Obama, to do battle in the arena.

Obama is on the varsity team.....meanwhile Mitt struggling to hold down his spot on JV.

[Lincoln Republican]

Obama is on the varsity team.....meanwhile Mitt struggling to holds down his spot on JV on the Super Bowl team.

Corrected.

[BigSkyBob]

Obama is on the varsity team.....meanwhile Mitt struggling to holds down his spot on JV on the Super Bowl team.

Corrected.

Does anyone else here read the, "My daddy can whip your daddy" playground argumentation implicit in this exchange?

[J. J.]

On Super Tuesday, Mittens gain (by Google's count) 125 delegates over Santorum.  (I won't factor in the two Huntsman delegates.)

Unless Santorum can get that gain below 63 by March 20, he should get out.  There are at least 330 delegates awarded in that period.

If Gingrich doesn't score two clear victories in AL/MS/KS, he should get out.