Thread: What am I missing ?

Here is the Cnn delegate count

McCain has 559

Romney has 265

Huck 169

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... orecard/#R

It takes 1191 to win

Now unless I'm wrong we had 1 week to hammer McCain

This fight is far from over people and I'm not giving up

Is there any possible way Romney can still win the GOP nomination? Is there enough states still in play to give him a victory? That would be soooooo nice.

The fight is not over until we see stark change in this country. The fight will go on.

Delegates are undecided. There will be a brokered convention..and besides..the state conventions have not occurred. That is when delegates will be decided.

What needs to be worked towards is a Brokered Convention. It does not seem Romney can get to the needed 1191, but McCain can be kept from getting 1191.

I am not exactly sure how a Brokered Convention works, but from what I can gather anyone still in the race can win it at that point.

You can bet we will be hammering on McCain every step of the way

We still have a long way to go in this and its not over yet

Does anyone know when the states that split the delegates by congressional district release delegate information? We have state wide percentages but that doesn't mean anything until you know who won each district.

As much as I dislike Michael Bloomberg, I'm thinking a Bloomberg/Romney ticket might increase the possibility of a Republican victory in November. How would that be for a well-funded political juggernaut? I don't think it will happen, but it would make a formidable ticket. The South would just have to get with the program. Of course, Bloomberg's alleged peccadilloes would probably come back to haunt him.

I am not positive, but I think Bloomberg would do zilch, zero, nada on immigration.

Isn't he even more liberial than Ghoulani?

Bloom is an open borders fanatic