[ClearCase_guy]

The media desperately wants to pretend that Newt has gone the way of Dick Clark. In the coming primaries, if everyone who doesn't like Mitt stands together and supports Newt, it would send a powerful message.

Granted, the math isn't there and the number of delegates that Mitt will eventually get will ensure his nomination -- but it should be obvious at the convention that actual Republicans don't like Mitt. I know it's "Mitt's turn" but strong support for Newt in the face of an inevitable Mitt win might get the GOP-e thinking.

Personally, I voted for Newt in my primary, and I have no intention of voting for Mitt in November.

[Mozilla]

Good to See Newt being kept a float.I know I might not be exactly 100% for him. But now that he is the only one left and been actively after Romney then he is one person I could back. In fact, he has grown on me. I am happy he is fighting the good fight. I would have been behind Newt had he kept on winning after South Carolina and Georgia.

At the moment I’m keeping my options open. I will support Virgil Goode, who the constitution party nominated, if need be.

[9YearLurker]

Interesting move. I wonder if Adelson has been holding out for some sort of promise or guarantee that Romney hasn’t wanted to make.

And I imagine he’s glad the anti-gambling Santorum is out of the picture.

[hoosiermama]

Newt staying in, makes me wonder if he knows something about Mitt: Something that would create a crisis and a withdrawal. Didn't we have a VP nominee a few years back that had to withdraw before the election?

Mitt like BO have presented an image of themselves to the public. We know that BO’s is a front. Is Mitt's a front too?

[tomkat]

[Yashcheritsiy]

Adelson knows something we don’t.

Rich people don’t stay rich by being fools with their money.