If the economy takes a strong down turn, which it almost assuredly will, this will favour Newt, if he keeps talking about how to put Americans back to work.
So, Newt’s campaign is definitely not over by a long shot.
Newt’s campaign is highly unlikely to be revived. He is facing third or fourth place finishes in Arizona and Michigan a week before Super Tuesday. No momentum generator, that. No more debates. A two man race between Romney and Santorum. Believing in the tooth fairy and believing in Newt’s continued viability are about equally delusional.
The deck is stacked against him. If he were where Santorum is now, I would be pulling for him. But he ain’t. That said, I wish him well. He is an able man. He certainly should have a major spot in Santorum’s administration.
“He did say he expects Romney to win Arizona, but that would by no means spell the end of the primary.”
For a state that continues to re-elect McCain, I’m not surprised.
I just found out that JD has a radio show on KSFO:
9:00AM 12:00PM JD Hayworth
http://www.ksfo.com/programschedule.asp
would JD Hayworth please come to California and run for govenor?
After sitting on the fence for quite a while, I have now come to believe that Gingrich is the best choice from those running at this time. He is smart, articulate, and not afraid to confront the US lib establishment. Romney is a man without principles and Santorum is not tough enough for the job of running against the Obama machine.
I like this team. We need one serious adult to tackle Obama.
Rick and Mitt are too much of the same thing.
I don’t know if can regain it, I hope so, but I am curious as to how exactly he lost it.
I don’t think it was R0mney attcks adds in any particular state, because he seems down in every state since SC. So I am wondering was it something he said or did? It’s hard to figure out as he is certainly articulate.
Hope so. The longer the primary, the more conservative will be the candidate. Even Romney.No way he can back track, move “to the center,” Of course, can anything make him a “Passionate Republican?” as contrasted with a “COMpassionate one? Can a wooden indian be brought to life?
The topic presupposes the candidate somehow needs reviving.
That is a farce as you will soon see.
Now to say the candidate needs to poll better in order for the media to take a different angle on the story, that’s a different matter altogether.
No sense wasting time explaining that here.
I suppose the “polls” are proving me wrong, again…
Newt will be your 45th President, and a damn good one.
But then I guess I need to watch more tele to “know” what’s going on…