Super Tuesday

[Obama 2012 1,714]

So it's all about Romney / Santorum... The establishment nut vs the religious nut.

God America is screwed.

Obama vs these two? We're all doomed no matter who wins.

You all better hope the world ends Dec. 21....

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

You all better hope the world ends Dec. 21....

You are always free to make the world end for yourself if you can't take it any longer. You even get to pick the date. Must say, though, that's a pretty odd stance for a guy like you who is so independent of the feds. Why would you even begin to care who wins in November? They've got nothing on you. Nada.

[slim 1,530]

Buy ammo!

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

And this just in: Sarah Palin predicts an Obama win in November. Looks forward to running in 2016.

[Leatherneck 693]

Buy lots ammo!

Thats better!

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Buy ammo!

Why the pessimism? Ron Paul came in fourth in Tennessee.

[Obama 2012 1,714]

You are always free to make the world end for yourself if you can't take it any longer. You even get to pick the date. Must say, though, that's a pretty odd stance for a guy like you who is so independent of the feds. Why would you even begin to care who wins in November? They've got nothing on you. Nada.

Oh I care. Just as I care about the SCOTUS result on the individual mandate. Trust me when I say it better be struck down.

Thats better!

Academy has plenty on sale all the time!

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Oh I care. Just as I care about the SCOTUS result on the individual mandate. Trust me when I say it better be struck down.

Or what? You're not gonna shoot yourself but grab a rope?

[Obama 2012 1,714]

Or what? You're not gonna shoot yourself but grab a rope?

Not necessarily what I will do. You just wait.

[Pooky 3,830]

If Santorum wins the Ohio popular vote, will the fact that it will have been Democrat voters causing trouble that pushed him over the top come back to haunt him?

[luckytxn 2,265]

Holy #######. Romney is in trouble.

Santorum! You can't beat Santorum? That is almost as bad as losing to Bush Jr.

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Ohio... 88% in Romney is leading. Santorum campaign sources being quoted as being 'pessimistic' about winning OH.

If Romney wins Ohio this is all over. Florida, Virginia, Michigan, Ohio and all those big western states? Come on.. this is over. Santorum can have Oklahoma

[웃 910]

Ohio... 88% in Romney is leading. Santorum campaign sources being quoted as being 'pessimistic' about winning OH.

If Romney wins Ohio this is all over. Florida, Virginia, Michigan, Ohio and all those big western states? Come on.. this is over. Santorum can have Oklahoma

The angry Grinch can drop out tomorrow and endorse Santorum and it could be very possible Romney loses every single last race (except Utah!)

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The angry Grinch can drop out tomorrow and endorse Santorum and it could be very possible Romney loses every single last race (except Utah!)

Grinch won't drop out soon. It's not in his nature. He has delusions of grandeur and is convinced he is superior to both Mitt and Rick and is just waiting for the noobs who vote to realize that.

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[웃 910]

Grinch won't drop out soon. It's not in his nature. He has delusions of grandeur and is convinced he is superior to both Mitt and Rick and is just waiting for the noobs who vote to realize that.

Ya but he is so angry, mean-spirited, and anti-Romney that he would do it just to bring Romney down in flames.

Update 11:30pm

A breakdown of what we know so far about the Super Tuesday delegate race:

Massachusetts (38 delegates): Mitt Romney is winning 72 percent of the vote in Massachusetts, with Rick Santorum second at 12 percent. There is a 15 percent threshold for a candidate to win delegates (both statewide and by congressional district), so it’s looking like Romney will win almost all of the 38 delegates that are available there tonight. Santorum could make that threshold in some congressional districts, but it wouldn’t be good for more than a few delegates.

Virginia (46): Romney is beating Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) in all but one congressional district in Virginia, so he will likely win 43 of 46 delegates available tonight. Paul is leading in the Richmond-based 3rd district 53 percent to 47 percent, with 98 percent of the vote in, earning three delegates.

Georgia (76): Romney and Santorum are both on pace to take some delegates in Georgia, with Romney at 26 percent and Santorum right at the 20 percent threshold for winning delegates. Gingrich will take a huge delegate prize from his home state, because he’s flirting with a majority of the vote at 47 percent. In each congressional district where Gingrich wins a majority of the vote, he wins all three delegates. The 31 statewide delegates are allocated proportionally even if Gingrich takes a majority of that vote. Right now, Santorum is just missing out on taking some of those statewide delegates.

Vermont (14): Romney will win most of the 14 delegates at stake in Vermont by virtue of his popular vote win. But right now, both Paul (25 percent) and Santorum (23 percent) are on track to take some delegates, as they are above the state’s 20 percent threshold.

Tennessee (55): Despite Santorum’s win, Romney and Gingrich are both over 20 percent, which is the threshold to win delegates. Santorum is likely to win at least eight of nine congressional districts (Romney could win the Nashville-based 5th), but those delegates are allocated proportionally, and Santorum didn’t file a full slate of delegates in Tennessee, which could cost him some.

Oklahoma (40): As in Tennessee, Romney and Gingrich will win some delegates because they are well above the 15 percent threshold. In fact, they’ll probably win nearly as many delegates as Santorum. Santorum is only leading third-place Gingrich by about 6 percent, and the state awards delegates proportionally, so each candidate should win a fair amount of the 40 available delegates.

North Dakota (28): Delegates here are advised whom to vote for based on the results of the caucuses but are not bound by them.

Ohio (63): Romney and Santorum are so close that they would basically split the delegates evenly under a proportional system, except that Santorum didn’t file for as many as 18 delegates in the state’s congressional districts. That means Romney should win more delegates here.

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