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Liberal_Stalwart71

(20,450 posts) Wed Jan 4, 2012, 11:38 AM Jan 2012

Do you guys realize that Mittens paid $10 million for 8 votes?!?!

Mittens won by 8 votes! That is astonishing. And what's even more astonishing is that he paid $10 million dollars for 8 votes while Rick Santorum, who was running in 8th place only a few weeks ago, spent about $500,000 and came in 2nd. That can't be good news for Mitt. New Gingrich spoke the truth about Mittens: the only way he can win is by buying elections and counting on the Corporate Establishment that wants him to be its candidates to do the dirty work while he's sitting there, a pompous, arrogant ASSHOLE pretending to be above the fray!

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Do you guys realize that Mittens paid $10 million for 8 votes?!?! (Original Post) Liberal_Stalwart71 Jan 2012 OP

It makes me happy auburngrad82 Jan 2012 #1

Romney's 10Mil is equal to Santorum's 500K, for Mittens!... Little Star Jan 2012 #2

Mitt still can't break 25% ceiling and he actually got 41 less votes than 4 years ago. Old and In the Way Jan 2012 #3

auburngrad82

(5,029 posts)

1. It makes me happy

Reply to Liberal_Stalwart71 (Original post)

Wed Jan 4, 2012, 11:46 AM

Jan 2012

Keep spending the money in the primary Mittens. The GOP may go broke before they get to November.

Little Star

(17,055 posts)

2. Romney's 10Mil is equal to Santorum's 500K, for Mittens!...

Reply to Liberal_Stalwart71 (Original post)

Wed Jan 4, 2012, 11:49 AM

Jan 2012

No sweat for Romney, there's plenty more where that comes from. LOL

Old and In the Way

(37,540 posts)

3. Mitt still can't break 25% ceiling and he actually got 41 less votes than 4 years ago.

Reply to Liberal_Stalwart71 (Original post)

Wed Jan 4, 2012, 12:04 PM

Jan 2012

He could win the nomination, but, if he does, there will be a 3rd party movement that will claim the 'true conservative" mantle. Or, even better, discourage a significant number not to vote at all.

His 'victory' speech last night was a very strange thing to watch. He came across as a used car salesman who was desperately trying to close the deal with a customer who was not buying his pitch.

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