Grow up, people.
I don’t know what you expected. Mitt was supposed to win big and he barely won.
He’s not the candidate yet and probably won’t be.
He’s also not the devil incarnate so anyone who wants to throw up their hands and give this election to Obama because their guy didn’t win is an idiot.
altura wrote:
Grow up, people.
I don’t know what you expected. Mitt was supposed to win big and he barely won.
He’s not the candidate yet and probably won’t be.
He’s also not the devil incarnate so anyone who wants to throw up their hands and give this election to Obama because their guy didn’t win is an idiot.
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Thank you for bringing some badly needed perspective into this discussion. We’re talking about a GOP establishment-backed candidate here that had to pour all kinds of time, money, and resources into HIS OWN NATIVE STATE, including outspending Santorum by a 5-to-1 ratio, and he only ends up winning by a SMALL MARGIN! And by the time the ballot counting is finished, it’s conceivable Santorum may still actually end up winning MORE Michigan delegates than Romney!
Folks, this isn’t exactly what I call a game changer for Mitt Romney. Not to mention, he’s still lagging behind Santorum and Gingrich in key Super Tuesday states in the midwest and the south. As far as I’m concerned, this nomination is still VERY much up for grabs.