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Then let the majority of the primary voters who voted for him do what?

In how many states did Romney actually get a majority?

There were 19 states left when this race was called, all those people were DENIED a voice. They should all ignore the Romney campaign from now on since it has nothing but disdain for them.

I am so freaking glad I don't have to pretend to like a liberal Republican.

In how many states did Romney actually get a majority?

Romney had a majority in NV, ID, MA, VA, DC, CT, DE, NY, RI, IA, NC, WV. That's 12 out of 40 State & DC Primaries so far. In all other primaries to date, more people voted against Romney than voted for him. Of these states, only ID & WV are strong R states in the General Election. NC is a toss up.

http://www.politico.com/2012-election/delegate-tracker/
http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/romney-vs-obama-electoral-map

Romney needs to find a way to win the Cain/Santorum/Gingrich/Paul supporters into his campaign if he intends to win. He can't buy the General Election with overwhelming media presence the way he did the primary. And Obama already has an army ready to mobilize. Perhaps smaller and less enthusiastic than 4 years ago but plenty sufficient without serious opposition on the ground. There won't be enough people motivated to vote against Obama to carry Romney. Most will just stay home if they don't feel they have something to vote for.

In how many states did Romney actually get a majority?

What are the names of the Republicans who participated in the Primary but have now withdrawn due to lack of support?

What are the names of the current Republican primary candidates?

Here's a few more questions fer ya:

Newt Gingrich, a former candidate in the 2012 GOP presidential primary, who has withdrawn from the race, has announced that he will support which presidential candidate?

Rick Santorum a former candidate in the 2012 GOP primary, who has withdrawn from the race, has announced that he will support which presidential candidate?

Former Alaska Governer Sarah Palin, never once considered a 2012 GOP primary candidate for the presidency, has announced that she is supporting which presidential candidate?

One would think that the actual candidates themselves would have a better handle on their chances of getting the GOP nomination than John Q. GeronL, don't you think?

Go ahead and bluster all you want, its you Perotistas who supported that egotistical, paranoid little twerp with huge ears who gave the 1992 election to Clinton........

And you're campaigning to do the same thing for Obama.............

There were 19 states left when this race was called, all those people were DENIED a voice. They should all ignore the Romney campaign from now on since it has nothing but disdain for them.

The race wasn't "called." Romney is still short the 1,144 delegates by 200. Romney picked up 257 delegates since those 19 remaining states started voting. It's not the fault of anyone but the voters if they somehow conclude that Karl Rove telling them Romney's the inevitable nominee means they have to go into the polling booth and pull the lever for Romney despite they're being other choices on the ballot. Nothing was called, the voters still had the right to vote for someone else, and it's no one's fault but their own if they fail to exercise that right.