[Vigilanteman]

The electoral math, so far, shows the green guy doing way better than the blue guy. Even without a billionaire sugar daddy.

[FroggyTheGremlim]

Question:How long until we see a Romney ad calling Santorum “extreme?”

[RoosterRedux]

I hope this wipes that stupid smile off Romney's face!

[NH Red]

Call me a pessimist but I think Mitt's going to be the nominee. What a choice Obama or Romney.

[BigSkyFreeper]

In Minnesota, a state which Mr. Romney carried easily in 2008, he has so far failed to win a single county — and got just 17 percent of the vote. That put him 27 points behind Rick Santorum, and 10 points behind Ron Paul, who finished in second.

Or having a +42 point advantage in Colorado diminished to a -5 loss.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Not to mention all the money Romney spent in each of the three states.

[COBOL2Java]

Mitt Romney and the GOP Establishment were not happy with last night's results...

[HerrBlucher]

Intrade gave Mr. Romney about a 97 percent chance of winning Colorado entering the evening

LOL, so much for intrade.........

[Zakeet]

I don't want an open convention because the right wing nuts will circulate a Contract with America type of document requiring me to do a lot of things I strongly oppose ... beginning with the repeal of ObamaCare!

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

The brouhaha may have woken up the social conservatives, and turned the tide for Rick. There was a low turnout, and the anti-Romney vote went to Rick.

Thank-you Sebebellius, Obama, and Axelrod!

They’ve shot themselves in the foot. I’m beginning to think that Santorum is more electable than Newt, and that, because of Obama’s attack on the Church, Santorum stands a good chance of beating Obama.

[ScottinVA]

If lightning were to strike and Santorum were to become the nominee (albeit unlikely), I can’t help but think the dems would be rather uneasy about the inevitability of Santorum bringing up cultural/social issues.