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Fascinating, isn't it? He even lost the Catholic vote to Romney here. It's no secret who my candidate is, but I have to root for Mitt; the thought of a Santorum presidency scares the bejeesus out of me.
He has lost the catholic vote in most places. He appeals more to Protestants.
Those aren't even remotely close to the actual results... Like, not even by a longshot...
If they were, then perhaps you'd have a point. But, given this, they were more than likely (waaay more than likely, that is) just testing the system.
Fascinating, isn't it? He even lost the Catholic vote to Romney here. It's no secret who my candidate is, but I have to root for Mitt; the thought of a Santorum presidency scares the bejeesus out of me.
Santorum has pretty much lost the Catholic vote across the board.
It looks like the delegate breakout is going to be 42-12.
Santorum has pretty much lost the Catholic vote across the board.
It looks like the delegate breakout is going to be 42-12.
Yet Santorum trudges on and it's very divisive for the party. I'd think that
the RNC would be giving Gingrich and (dare I say it?) Dr. Paul a nudge to end their campaigns.
Yet Santorum trudges on and it's very divisive for the party. I'd think that
the RNC would be giving Gingrich and (dare I say it?) Dr. Paul a nudge to end their campaigns.
I think Newt suspends his campaign after LA, he is broke and really there is nowhere for him to go after LA.
Yes, but more Republican votes were cast in Cook County than all other counties combined. They said about 60% on CSPAN I believe.
Actually, that 60% figure they gave must have been referring to the results at that point in time. It looks roughly 25-30% of the votes came from Cook County. Still, that is FAR more than any other county. By far, more Illinois Republicans live in Cook County than any other county, so my larger point stands.
Actually, that 60% figure they gave must have been referring to the results at that point in time. It looks roughly 25-30% of the votes came from Cook County. Still, that is FAR more than any other county. By far, more Illinois Republicans live in Cook County than any other county, so my larger point stands.
Nearly half of Illinois residents live in Cook County; the population in Cook is almost equal to all the rest of the counties in Illinois combined. So the fact that more Republican votes came from Cook than any other county is not at all surprising. And still, Cook is overwhelmingly Democratic, so again, I don't see this as good news for Romney.
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