Mitt leads by eight in California?

OOps…

Why does the DNC want Mitt to win?

I think that is Obvious.

Chakra Hammer on February 4, 2008 at 10:57 PM

I was right again..

Can i get some applause anyone?

No more 3.1 trillion dollar budgets!

GO MITT ROMNEY!!!!!

If Mitt wins Alabama I’ll take back everything I ever said about evangelicals not voting for a Mormon, but I ain’t too worried.

SouthernGent on February 4, 2008 at 12:47 PM

Mormons, Protestants, Catholics, Jews and Agnostics: we ALL gots to get together and pray for Mitt!

I think that is Obvious.

Zogby: Mitt leads by eight in California?

James (”Jim”) J. Zogby (Arabic,جيمس زغبي) is the founder and president of the Washington, D.C.-based Arab American Institute. In 2001, Zogby was elected to the Executive Committee of the United States Democratic National Committee (DNC).

Living in SoCal, I see Mitt stickers, signs, and TV ads.

Don’t know where in SoCal you are living but does it really matter? I lived in the Oxnard/Ventura area a few years ago (just after redistricting). My Congresswoman was a nutjob socialist Democrat whose biggest issue was federal money to remove gang tats from all the “upstanding citizens” of our district. Think my concerns about the GWOT or fiscal responsiblity even got a response? I was truly disenfranchised because California is better represented by the Berkeley city council that wants to kick the Marines out than they are by folks who display Romney stickers. These people, BTW, are far braver than I am because I know just how nasty and vindictive California Democrats can be to conservatives.

TexasJew on February 4, 2008 at 7:32 PM

Those old hot dog wieners that have gone years past the expiration date are sure to draw some criticism. He knowingly put people at risk and that is something we cannot accept in a candidate. Also the hiring of incompetent workers such as Homer J. Simpson and others is a setback. And most importantly do you recall the old man that got frozen in the freezer at the Kwik-E-Mart? Apu profited off of him.

Paid for by the Huckabee campaign

Getting rid of the slime in the Senate would be very cathartic; that would do wonders to reinvigorate the Republican Party.

Besides, all those old crooks and gladhanders and “reach-across-the-aisle” logrollers are how we got into this predicament. Our bench is thin, to put it mildly. And old. Real old. No wonder they all love each other, who else ever would?

How else would a McCain have gotten this far in the first place? Whose dream candidate could he possibly be? He has no vision beyond his own solipsism and has never managed a tiny candy store. In addition, he seems to hate our free enterprise system.

Our free market system to a dimwitted nullity like him must seem like examining the insides of a massive supercomputer. It’s all too complex… did he mention that he was in Vietnam, almost 40 years ago? Such a hero! Let’s make him our President! What impeccable logic drives that argument. But remember – rich smart people bad – Ted Kennedy good…

Speaking of computers (the rand() function for you geeks out there), thinking randomly, Apu in the “Simpsons” would be a far better choice, since he is experienced in inventory control, business planning, paying his (and not just his rich wife’s) taxes and seems to know how to handle firearms. He also knows about things that were invented after 1970. But, alas, Apu is foreign born.

I’ll still write in “Apu” before I ever vote for that crooked freedom-hating SOB.

Living in SoCal, I see Mitt stickers, signs, and TV ads. The only others I see is rarely for Obama or Clinton, but not in any numerous cases. I do for Mitt though. I don’t see anyone pumping for McCain… ???? Does anyone actually support him on the grassroots level? If so, I don’t see it. What I see is a lot of elitist conservative talking heads saying he’s the De Facto candidate and GOPers have to get behind him be aide, like it or not, he’s one of our own. Somehow that translated into a lot of defeatist votes in that direction. Conservatives are our own worse enemies. Still playing the underdog, still believing you can’t get the legislation you want, and still thinking you have to go along to get along.

Jane,

Do you blame them? Look at the state and the way the Democrat Party/liberals run everything and completely disregard the values of conservative voters. A primary open to non-Republicans would just invite all the liberals who have no intention of voting for any Republican to skew the GOP’s nominee. I support a system that prevents the dope-smoking sodomites of San Francisco foisting John McCain on the party! It’s bad enough the number of McCain supporters on this forum that get nasty and talk about how they intend to “stuff” McCain on us (they know who they are!)

highhopes on February 4, 2008 at 3:43 PM

No, I don’t blame them at all. I understand the position they’re in. I’m just kicking myself for not changing my party affiliation to Repub on time for this primary. What I’d really like to know is if I can write-in Romney and if I do, will it actually be counted for him?

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger endorsed John McCain

Rudy Giuliani(who led California MOST of the year) endorsed John McCain

McCain, should win CA.

Well, we are almost there. I will be so glad when I can come to my favorite websites and not have to defend McCain.
Rightwingsparkle on February 4, 2008 at 3:57 PM

Can’t blame ya- I wouldn’t want to have to defend McCain either.

The Republican party has closed their primary voting to Republican voters only.

Jane,

Do you blame them? Look at the state and the way the Democrat Party/liberals run everything and completely disregard the values of conservative voters. A primary open to non-Republicans would just invite all the liberals who have no intention of voting for any Republican to skew the GOP’s nominee. I support a system that prevents the dope-smoking sodomites of San Francisco foisting John McCain on the party! It’s bad enough the number of McCain supporters on this forum that get nasty and talk about how they intend to “stuff” McCain on us (they know who they are!)

i was for fred. now hoping for mitt as mcain scares the crap out of me. mitt has been a very successful business man and govenor. he has some pretty impressive credentials to me.

washington is afraid of mitt. his statements about cutting all the govt jobs in mass. and how he cant wait to get his hands on washington. they all lose.

Romney’s best shot in a winner-take-all state is Missouri, where’s he’s been inching closer but still trails Maverick by 5-10 points in most polls.

Isn’t Utah Mitt’s best shot in a winner-take-all state?

McCain will take a lot of delegates from California even if Mitt wins because most delegates are awarded district-by-district…….