The Mitt Romney humiliation in perspective

[kpete]

Looking at the vote totals, instead of percentages, which takes into account voter turnout, the numbers are even worse for Romney, as this graphic produced by ThinkProgress’ Adam Peck shows:

http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2012/02/08/421035/romney-minnesota-colorado-missouri-fail/


WED FEB 08, 2012 AT 07:30 AM PST
The Mitt Romney humiliation in perspective
byDemFromCT

Mitt Romney's 2008 totals (via CNN)
How bad was Mitt Romney's night?

In 2012 in CO, Romney got 54% of the votes he got in 2008.



In 2012 in MN, Romney got 31% of the votes he got in 2008.



In 2012 in MO, Romney got 37% of the votes he got in 2008.



Rick Santorum had a good night but he won't be the nominee. The Republicans want to make this an election about social issues for a reason. Romney's got no juice, and the numbers make that pretty clear. But there's nowhere else for the Republicans to turn to.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/02/08/1062780/-The-Romney-humiliation-in-perspective?via=blog_1

[Jackpine Radical]

1. I keep thinking that they WILL find somewhere else to turn.

God knows what might come out of the Convention if the Stalwarts eventually get it that Willard is unelectable.