[Mister Politics]

Sorry, it’s too late and in all honesty, there is no way Romney could win. He appeals to no constituencies besides conservatives and upper income white males. I’m not excited about McCain either, but it’s time to get aboard and hope that he picks a conservative VP we can all get excited about.

[Shadow44]

In that case, Obama or Hillary already won.

[CharlesWayneCT]

It would be nice to know if that’s true. All we know now is that he doesn’t appeal to moderates and liberals as much as McCain does. We DON’T know if he would appeal to them more than Hillary or Obama.

BTW, have you seen any exit polls which indicate where the black vote is going? I bet Romney is doing well with them, but I haven’t seen that breakdown. They did show that hispanics really went for McCain.

[Hattie]

Mitt may not win but by continuing on, but he is making a statement about his right to run for office in this country despite what Washington insiders and the liberal press has decided for him. He is absolutely correct that Washington is broken. Washington is no longer working for the people of this country, but only for themselves. They go into office with nothing and come out millionaires. They have huge retirements and complete health benefits and they could not care less about the rest of us.

My hope is he really stabs with some of the ads. Ronald Reagan lost two primaries. Perhaps Mitt will be back to haunt you again and this time folks will know who he is.

[sandude]

I’m not excited about McCain either, but it’s time to get aboard and hope that he picks a conservative VP we can all get excited about.

There isn't anyone who could make the ticket work. It is McCain who the MSM and Clinton machine is going to destroy. People don't vote for VP's.

[not2worry]

I’m not excited about McCain either, but it’s time to get aboard and hope that he picks a conservative VP we can all get excited about.

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Endorsements by Rooty and Arnold convinces me McCain will have one of these two on his ticket as VP. Two States that would give him the most electorial votes.

Still think that McCain used dirty tactics in Florida and Romney really did not lose by that many votes.

I guess the two liberal coasts will decided for us in fly-over Country who will rule the roost in DC for the next 4 years.

If we think W changed the GOP party in 8 years we ain’t seen nothing yet!