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I heard that Gingrich is $4 Million in the hole right now in Campaign debts and that Santorum is running out of $$ too and thinking of calling it quits (perhaps before he loses his own state of PA).
That should make things interesting. I wonder if the delegates who have yet to be counted for both of those would then choose among the remaining candidates?
If enthusiastic crowds translate to votes like they did for Obama, shouldn't Ron Paul be the nominee (unless Goldman Sachs has the voting machines rigged to make sure Romney ends up the nominee)?
I just want them to stay in long enough for a few more caucus states to have their conventions and then drop out. That way Obamney won't get the delegates and they can vote however they want in Florida. Good luck getting the necessary majority then.
It depends on how each state awards it's delegates. I think a lot of them still vote for the candidate that dropped out because they have to, but some states may unbind them at that point. I'm not entirely sure, but I do know both Huckabee and Romney got delegates in 08, most likely because they were bound and had no choice. Most of the uncommitted delegates or unbound delegates that lost their candidate rallied around McCain. Most delegates that had been planning to vote for Santorum and Gingrich but are now free will almost certainly go to Romney. If there are any formerly bound delegates that were loosed because the candidate left the race, those might go to Paul, depending on who they had actually been supporting. In most cases the delegates elected are the same as the popular vote in primary states, so if any of them even have the freedom to vote for who they want now, I imagine they will go with Romney. Caucus delegates are still a wild card. Either way, Romney's in the clear.
And no, crowds don't = votes. I am in college. TONS of people went to a Ron Paul rally at our campus, including myself and many others who weren't going to vote for him. But most of the people there seemed to like Paul a lot. I know almost no one who actually voted though, even out of people that were there.
I heard that Gingrich is $4 Million in the hole right now in Campaign debts and that Santorum is running out of $$ too and thinking of calling it quits (perhaps before he loses his own state of PA).
That should make things interesting. I wonder if the delegates who have yet to be counted for both of those would then choose among the remaining candidates?
I have heard Newt twice this week, one time today, that isn't what he was saying. We will soon see.
Romney ought to offer gingrich 5 mill to endorse romney..........
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