[sheikdetailfeather]

Looks like it is between Perry and Gingrich according to this interview on CNN.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

Perry has ZERO chance of winning anything.. nice guy but this isn’t his time

[TexasFreeper2009]

I hope they endorse Gingrich and that Palin does too soon.

[jonrick46]

It's time the Tea Party endorse NOW!

Go Newt!

[reaganaut]

As long as it isn’t Romney or Paul, I’m a happy girl.

[katiedidit1]

Contact the Tea Party Express and urge them to endorse Newt! I have posted on their facebook site in the past for Gingrich and I am going there NOW.

[Art in Idaho]

I hope they endorse Newt!

Newt's debate clips: Why is Newt so Angry? Pass it on to everyone you know. Newt the smartest guy in the room.

Newt/Sarah 2012!

[gusty]

Great, the Tea Party has decided to back the two candidates who have picked up the Red Flag in this Bain Capital controversy. I have lived long enough to see Capitalism attacked in a GOP primary, not by the media, by its own candidates. Now the Tea Party, you know the ones for small government as long as you cut the other guys handout crowd, are going to endorse those who attacked the free market, just great.

[Yaelle]

I just don’t trust Gingrich. I fear we will be sorry we nominated him. I hope we don’t have to.

[9YearLurker]

She’s the only one seeing any momentum for Perry.

[Prospero]

The Tea Party movement has no leaders, that's its true charm. Its origins go way, way back to a time when none of those purporting to be movement leaders had ever heard of it.

Whether or not I agree or disagree with this person's "endorsement" I half-way resent anyone trying to play band leader for one of the very few truly spontaneous political movements in American history. It dilutes things down to the personal, and though cited influences nothing.

[Darksheare]

America is at Bat
And the Democrats are pitching.

Support FR, support Conservative ideals.

[Reagan69]

I understand why people like Rush and Sarah don’t endorse early ... but how is that working out.

When they get behind someone... it’s usually too late.

Thank you Sarah for this mess.

[Sun]

Looks like they are wrong:

The last poll of the respected Rasmussen pollster has Santorum just a few points behind Romney in SC:

“Election 2012: South Carolina Republican Primary

South Carolina Primary: Romney 27%, Santorum 24%, Gingrich 18%”

snip http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2012/election_2012_presidential_election/south_carolina/election_2012_south_carolina_republican_primary

But what makes it even more promising for Santorum is that he has MOMENTUM on his side.

Romney’s win in NH might give him a temporary boost in the polls, but I think he will then drop again. Just a guess.