[Halfmanhalfamazing]

With Romney losing independent voters, the establishment will be in a full blown panic! I love it! :-)

[ScottinVA]

I`m entertained by it too, but all the GOP candidates are shedding Indie support. That`s the problem.

[COBOL2Java]

nah, they've got their understudy...

[Diogenesis]

[jersey117]

Good news for Romney haters. Bad news for the other two candidates. Those independents are going to go to obama. It’s a lose-lose situation for us at this point.

[Ozymandias Ghost]

Someone was mentioning on a thread last night that the term “independents” now includes a lot of disaffected Conservatives who formerly considered themselves Republicans. I think that is a very sage observation.

So, in many cases the term “independents” may not mean just the “mushy” middle anymore; and, hence, is being entirely misinterpreted and miscalculated by people like our “friend” Mr Rove and other GOP strategists.

...and, yes, I consider myself one of those disaffected Conservative “independents.”

Sarah Palin on FOX this morning saying if there is a brokered GOP convention she would not preclude the possibility of running if “tapped” to do so.

We shall see.

-Geoff

[GOP Poet]

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[Daveinyork]

There is an urban myth out there that all independents are moderates.

[Leep]

Willard stays in race=brokered convention=Palin=WOW!

Palin/West?

[Leep]

Willard stays in race=brokered convention=Palin=WOW!

Palin/West?

[Buckeye McFrog]

Good news: this greatly reduces the chance that Mitt will be the nominee.

Bad news: It opens the door to a brokered convention and the Elites forcing a nominee on us who is even worse, without getting even Mitt’s level of scrutiny.