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Mitt's Hat Trick

Lance852 Wrote: Apr 04, 2012 7:20 AM

Dave, I agree it is time for Santorum, Gingrich and Paul to step back and to endorse Romney. I wish I felt more enthusiasm for him, but it's not there, and I hope I can say "yet." Conservatives need to focus on the House and Senate races to ensure Obama's agenda is not furthered, since, I don't really see a victory for Romney in the general. I just don't see it with Obama's demonization of him, the perception that he's out of touch - wealth, religion, old white guy, etc. All are unfair, but will still stick. Oh, and the ironic thing about Paul's budget that Obama is criticizing, is it still raises our debt considerably- not to the level of Obama's, but still a considerable increase.

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Mitt's Hat Trick

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney swept a trio of Republican presidential nominating contests tonight, coasting to victories in Maryland and Washington, DC, and notching another Midwestern triumph in Wisconsin. The cacophony declaring this race over is all but certain to kick into high gear ahead of the April 24 primaries. In Maryland, Romney dominated with almost every major demographic, even tying Rick Santorum among self-identified "very conservative" voters and evangelicals -- group Romney has struggled to attract in other states. Maryland Republicans overwhelmingly said the ability to defeat Barack Obama in a general election was their top priority in...

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