[rintense]

I may actually vote for Romney here in Michigan simply because I don’t want McCain, and would love a brokered convention.

[commish]

I may actually vote for Romney here in Michigan simply because I don’t want McCain, and would love a brokered convention.

Do you sense anything at all up there that might explain a Fred jump in the polls from 5 to 9%? Or do you think this might just be an outlier?

I know 9% is nothing to get excited about, but when a candidate doubles thier support in a week with no apparent mechanism it does raise ones eyebrows.

[vbmoneyspender]

IMHO that’s the smart move. The race needs to continue into states where they still maintain the quaint custom of only allowing party members to pick party nominees.

[Timeout]

I may actually vote for Romney here in Michigan simply because I don’t want McCain

I think that's smart, regardless of your real preference. Right now the main thing I want is to stop the McDole coronation. If Michigan can slow him down, we here in the south will finish him off.

[WestSylvanian]

...vote for Romney.”

Please do it to stop McCain. I live in Pennsylvania. In this dumb state, the meaningless primary is sometime in April. I never have a chance to vote to determine the Republican candidate. Use your vote strategically and urge every Republican you know there to do the same. Otherwise it’s going to be a McCain-Huckabee ticket. Abominable!

[jmj3jude]

Your right to vote for Romney, because it stops McCain and then props up Fred for South Carolina, a win-win!