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As long as we have a vote, we can vote Gingrich or Paul or Santorum (perhaps he will still be on the ballet - he only said he is stopping the campaign). But since the writing is on the wall that the one world government elite want either Obama or Romney, and the the GOP-e have straightjacketed our vote by preannouncing who the candidate should be and that everyone else should just gracefully bow out for the inevitable, it seems clear that we need an alternative on election day.

Anything is possible, but looking at the primaries with any hope at this point is difficult because Romney only needs a small percentage from here on out to arrive at the 1144. Even the conservative states have given him 30% of their votes and now that Santorum is out and Gingrich is out of compaign money there is little to do in the Republican party.

Anything is possible, but looking at the primaries with any hope at this point is difficult because Romney only needs a small percentage from here on out to arrive at the 1144.

Not true, he needs about 46% of the delegates in the remaining 20 states. That's not a small amount. So it's certainly within the realm of possibility that his support gets knocked a little further down to that level from where it is now. He's only won over 50% of the popular vote in 3 out of 30 states where everyone was on the ballot so far.