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  1. 01-29-2008, 09:27 PM #131
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    Hewitt: Super Tuesday is everything. This margin will be too small to make a difference. McCain's problem is that he cannot win the conservative vote.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Populist
    Hewitt: Super Tuesday is everything. This margin will be too small to make a difference. McCain's problem is that he cannot win the conservative vote.
    Well he sure seems to be winning it tonight
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    Quote Originally Posted by usanevada
    Quote Originally Posted by Populist
    Hewitt: Super Tuesday is everything. This margin will be too small to make a difference. McCain's problem is that he cannot win the conservative vote.
    Well he sure seems to be winning it tonight
    Hewitt said JM is not winning the conservative vote tonight.
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  4. 01-29-2008, 09:30 PM #134
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    I'm surprised
    Chris Wallace just made a fair statement

    He said Romneys attacks against McCain have not
    been personal , they have all been on the issues
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    Quote Originally Posted by Populist
    Quote Originally Posted by usanevada
    Quote Originally Posted by Populist
    Hewitt: Super Tuesday is everything. This margin will be too small to make a difference. McCain's problem is that he cannot win the conservative vote.
    Well he sure seems to be winning it tonight
    Hewitt said JM is not winning the conservative vote tonight.
    If McCain wins the nom I can see half the republican party not
    voting in the general

    Of course this is the plan anyway

    easy win for Hillary
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    Drudge has Romney ahead, but not by much
    ROMNEY 34.3%
    MCCAIN 33.2%
    GIULIANI 14.3%
    HUCKABEE 13.2%
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    Hillary won Florida and now has all the Florida delegates.
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    Remember, the early/absentee votes haven't been counted. There was a thread here on Alipac that listed the poll and it was done on approximately 1000 voters and Romney had a 5 or 6% lead in that poll of early voters. I've also seen this mentioned someplace else. So.... just add it up. They said 1,000,000 voted early. If half were Republicans (a safe assumption as the state is probably 55-60% Repub) that leaves 500,000 early Repub votes, a 6% plurality is an extra 30,000 votes for Romney! Be calm.
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    The way they broke it down geographically on CNN doesn't look that great for Romney. He needs to win by wider margins in the Orlando area and the pan-handle. McCain needs the vote in Miami/Dade, and he's getting it. We need Rudy supporters to steal from McAmnesty in Miami/Dade. And hopefully the Pensacola military people don't have a sentimental connection to Juan.
    Serve Bush with his letter of resignation.

    See you at the signing!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by usanevada
    Quote Originally Posted by Populist
    Quote Originally Posted by usanevada
    Quote Originally Posted by Populist
    Hewitt: Super Tuesday is everything. This margin will be too small to make a difference. McCain's problem is that he cannot win the conservative vote.
    Well he sure seems to be winning it tonight
    Hewitt said JM is not winning the conservative vote tonight.
    If McCain wins the nom I can see half the republican party not
    voting in the general

    Of course this is the plan anyway

    easy win for Hillary

    I will be one of the non voting republicans if McCain wins the nomination. To me, there is no difference between McCain and Hillary.
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