[AmericanInTokyo]

Here was a great chance to stop Romney in his home state. But with some people? Crickets. Jeering from the cheap seats and naysaying. By their lack of action, they helped it along to some extent.

Oh well, at least the Bishop is only slowed down a bit, as the delegate split with Santorum salvages some of the night. On to more friendly territory now.

It is not incorrect to say that among Conservatives in the race for the GOP nomination, Santorum leads in the delegate total with what he picked up in Michigan.

This will be NO VOTE for ROMNEY, in 2012, Primary OR General. No NOTHING.

[DoughtyOne]

I agree with your take on it.

Even losing, Santorum did damage to Romney. He did take a number of delegates in Michigan that weren’t that much lower than Romney’s.

As for voting for Romney, just remember that in 2016 the party will run another dumb ass Leftist.

At some point, we have to do something.

My take on all this, is that it is time for a grass roots effort to replace the Republican party.

As part of that effort we need to get on the ballot in 50 states. We also need to make sure that no current sitting Republican office holder should be allowed to be a part of the new party.

To that end...