[Sola Veritas]

I hope the poll is correct. Someone has to stop us from being “rolled by Romney.”

Unfortunately, polls - even well conducted - are obsolete a day after them come out. Things are just so volatile. Plus, now the “Superdelegates” are being quoted by the MSM as saying “Romney has won.” That will sway public opinion and suppress voting.

I know it will never happen...but the primary process for the GOP is broken. IMO - open primaries and caucuses need to be verboten. The idea of establishment “super delegates” is troubling as well.

[Sun]

“I hope the poll is correct. ..”

As I said the real poll will be when Republicans actually vote in PA, and we agree on that.

Rick Santorum will probably do better in PA when voters actually have to make a decision. Many in PA really like Rick, and voted for him 4 out of 5 times in PA. Plus, there’s the fact that they many will want to support a “home-town” candidate.

But when seeing so many responses by FReepers when the biased LIBERAL PPP poll showed Romney ahead, I thought I should post a poll from Rasmussen, a pollster with a good track record, and was published ON THE SAME day, as the PPP poll.

[newzjunkey]

Let me see... Newt not breaking 50% in GA was a massive failure and repudiation of his viability but Romney polling within the margin of error in Santorum's PA is evidence Romney is doomed to failure and Rick will ultimately triumph?

Self-proclaimed morals-and-values candidate Santorum's supporters have a peculiar relationship with honesty and self-deception.

If Romney's doing this well in PA, it's truly over for Rick. He would lose PA to Obama if we were unfortunately enough to have him as the GOP nominee.

[Artemis Webb]

"...open primaries and caucuses need to be verboten."

I agree with you 100% on that.