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Of course you will, we all will. But if that happens, I will gladly jump on a viable 3rd party choice if one is available, like Gingrich/Palin.

But Santorum’s ridiculous declaration, that if he wins Illinois, “IT'S OVER BABY! I WON!” kind of stupidity, is typical of his whole campaign. He has been winging it from the very start and he will be winging it if he wins the nomination. Why in the World, would we want to replace one inexperienced Senator, with another inexperienced Senator? There is no logic in that fact at all.

Of course you will, we all will. But if that happens, I will gladly jump on a viable 3rd party choice if one is available, like Gingrich/Palin.

I'm not sure what you mean by that one. As for me, if the GOP were to nominate Bernie Madoff I'd crawl over glass to vote for him. I'm going to do what I can to fire Barack Obama

Why in the World, would we want to replace one inexperienced Senator, with another inexperienced Senator? There is no logic in that fact at all.

Leaving aside the point that you cannot call a two-term senator inexperienced while you must call a 1/3 term senator that, the logic is to fire Barack Obama.

Pretend he's a football coach who ends three seasons in a row with 1-15 records. You do not renew his contract. Maybe you aren't real happy with what's available to replace him, but you do pick one and replace him.

And if the replacement screws up, you replace him when his contract ends.

I'm sick and tired of worshipping politicians.

But if that happens, I will gladly jump on a viable 3rd party choice if one is available, like Gingrich/Palin.

OK, I think I got what you meant.

I'm suspicious of third-party campaigns, but, yeah if a conservative one pops up and gets some steam and looks like it has a chance, I'll vote for it.

It's one of those things, though, that one better count the cost real hard and double check it twice before signing on.

And remember if one does pop up, it might be Obama surrogates behind it.