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Newt was one of the grandfathers of the hard right nutcases. Back in the 90's, the GOP still had a little bit of dignity as to why the party shunned him and ram him out of town, but today, they embrace him. We can see this with his SC win that the hard right goons are attracted to his temper tantrums, blame everyone else when you lose, name calling, classlessness, no dignity, and other downright childish behavior. Mainly because that's how they've been programmed to act from right wing propaganda outlets.
Yes and note SC is both the only primary state so far which has actually enjoyed a marked increase in their primary turnout compared to 2008 and the only one in which the Communazi Kenyan Usurper-in-Chief didn't successfully steal the election with the help of his unionist Mau-Mau thugs. The two are related.
Santorum doesn't have the organization or the money, so why isn't the media asking when he will drop out. Newt is in the same boat. The top candidates imo are Romney vs Paul.
Newt was one of the grandfathers of the hard right nutcases. Back in the 90's, the GOP still had a little bit of dignity as to why the party shunned him and ram him out of town, but today, they embrace him. We can see this with his SC win that the hard right goons are attracted to his temper tantrums, blame everyone else when you lose, name calling, classlessness, no dignity, and other downright childish behavior. Mainly because that's how they've been programmed to act from right wing propaganda outlets.
Not really. Not with his open borders and amnesty stance.
I hope gambling and prostitution become illegal in Nevada ... They don't deserve states rights any more.
The caucus was only open to registered Republicans. I highly doubt Republicans (even in Nevada) want prostitution, drug use, or gambling to remain legal in Nevada.
I bet if it was ever put up to a vote, a majority of Nevada GOPers would want those things illegal. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if the majority want alcohol banned, since Mormon cultists make up a third of GOP voters in NV.
Which is precisely why Ron Paul fails miserably in caucuses that are only open to registered Republicans.
GOP strategist Ed Rogers: Low turnout in Nev a concern
The Romney Effect- he's winning- at least, with those voters who are bothering to turn out.
But GOP campaign veteran says the general lack of enthusiasm in the primaries, as reflected in lower-than-'08 turnout in Fla and Nev, should be a concern for Romney and the GOP when the race goes national:
I hope gambling and prostitution become illegal in Nevada ... They don't deserve states rights any more.
Thanks, those of us that supported Paul and worked hard on his behalf appreciate your wish that we lose the few remaining State's rights that haven't been usurped by the federal government. Do your ill wishes extend to the other states where Paul has not won as well?
I can understand your anger and disappointment. I'm not at all happy with my fellow Nevadans at the moment. Having said that, your comment was way out of line. As an aside there is a great deal more in Nevada than gambling and prostitution.
Does anybody still care about the GOP Primary? There's no enthusiasm for Romney, and Newt, Rick and Paul are all quacks in some regard. Lets just get on to Mitt getting owned by Obama.
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GOP strategist Ed Rogers: Low turnout in Nev a concern
