bigdarryl
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Fri Sep-23-11 11:44 AM
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Big Ed : Romney isn't going to win the South Perry is there kind of guy |
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Edited on Fri Sep-23-11 11:49 AM by bigdarryl
and he has enough money to get the message out the South will never vote for a Mormon .OK ED if you say so I'm still not convinced Perry is getting the nomination with four months left before the first Primary vote this guy is slipping big time
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Fri Sep-23-11 11:53 AM
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It's like gospel that Perry is the Tea Party guy and Romney can't win in the South and/or with the fundies.
Again, the Tea Party does not run the establishment. The establishment runs the Tea Party. They want Romney in, he will be in, and the fundies will do what they're told and support him. You can already see this taking place
Perry is already being abandoned.
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Fri Sep-23-11 12:15 PM
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2. When push comes to shove Republicans will put their head |
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before their heart. If necessary, they will pitch in and help Romney with the South.
Look at it this way. It is not the whole South, no it is not even one whole state who would be Anti-Mormon. Primarily, the Southern Baptists. Whem you think of it this way, they are a very small minority.
If the Party becomes convinced Perry might not work out for them, the GOP goes with a Winner.
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Fri Sep-23-11 12:31 PM
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3. Romney will be the nominee. He'll have a tea-party VP-Wannabe for certain. n/t |
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Fri Sep-23-11 12:36 PM
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4. Probably true. Except for the immigration thing. If Perry can't come up with... |
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a good explanation for giving in-state tuition to illegals, he's in a bit of trouble with some states. Other than that, I get the feeling that Perry could say just about anything, or do just about anything, and the voters wouldn't care. They'd vote for him because of his general stance and his strong mannerisms and way of speaking.
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Fri Sep-23-11 06:14 PM
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6. Big Ed is right. The TeaNuts have taken over the party, and Mittens is toast in the south and west. |
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Fri Sep-23-11 07:52 PM
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7. Most republicans in the south will vote for anything other than Obama. In primaries yeah Mittens is |
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Edited on Fri Sep-23-11 07:54 PM by craigmatic
going to have trouble but he'll win up north and on the coasts.
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Fri Sep-23-11 09:35 PM
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8. They said the same thing about McCain. |
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