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To: Cincinatus' Wife
The fact is, I support Newt.

So do I but, again, my goal is to stop Romney from being nominated first. If we don't do that, Newt isn't going to be involved in the next administration at all. I'm willing to settle for him as V.P. because I believe Santorum would agree to implement most of his ideas. Santorum's been doing good at stealing his lines. I'd prefer that Santorum drop out and endorse Newt of course, but that's simply a pipe dream now given which one is ahead in the polls.

58 posted on 03/21/2012 3:09:58 PM PDT by JediJones (The Divided States of Obama's Declaration of Dependence: Death, Taxes and the Pursuit of Crappiness)
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To: JediJones

The only way to stop Romney is teamwork. Newt exiting would accelerate Romney’s march the nomination.


68 posted on 03/21/2012 8:22:05 PM PDT by newzjunkey (Newt says, "A nominee that depresses turnout won't beat Barack Obama.")
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To: JediJones
I'm willing to settle for him as V.P. because I believe Santorum would agree to implement most of his ideas.

I always thought that Newt was an excellent VP choice for Cain or Perry, because really he is more suited to the more wonkish stuff, and I think it would be a more sane and enjoyable life for him...

IF Newt wants to be VP with Santorum, I would be for it, but I would want to know it was newt's choice, not a consoliation prize. santorum can't even stand near Newt's shadow... And it is probably all moot anyway, because Santorum simply can't win - The Weirdness FActor and all..

69 posted on 03/21/2012 8:26:14 PM PDT by true believer forever (If Newt is good enough for Sarah, he's good enough for me!)
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