Romney Dropping Out of the Presidential Race N/T

[Tony_FLADEM]

[wake.up.america]

1. Good. John McCain is the one on which to focus.

[GoneOffShore]

2. Link?

Source?

Speculation?

Hope?

[YDogg]

3. McCain FTW

[SoFlaJet]

4. where'd you hear that Tony?

If "I" were a republican who supported Romney I'd be pissed with the way that McCain used Huckleberry to double team Mitt...neither one could have been able to beat him one on one

[MiniMe]

5. Already posted. It was on the CNN screen crawl.

According to 3 GOP sources.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x2829700

[lpbk2713]

6. Maybe he can be a game show host now.

Or do infomercials for men's hair care products.

Or he could have a bright future as a telemarketer.

:shrug:

[zanne]

12. He doesn't have enough personality for a game show host...

Infomercials, baby!

[Ilsa]

7. Just announced on CBS. Romney suspended his campaign. nt

[B Calm]

8. Now he can concentrate on his 5 wives..

[blogslut]

9. Seeya, Mittens

Bye now.

[fedupconservative]

11. Too bad

Knew it was coming. Romney and Thompson were the best candidates my side had which isn't saying very much.

[Virginia Dare]

13. Welcome into our fold..

and keep your mind open and your flame-proof suit handy!...:hi:

[fedupconservative]

20. Thanks

I'm not going back to the dark side. Hopefully I can find enough common ground with one of your candidates to switch over.

[Virginia Dare]

25. If you're for the middle class and believe in giving the..

less fortunate a leg up, and against the war, something tells me you will.

[B Calm]

22. If that anti american worker Romney was the best you had, we have

nothing to worry about!

[Tesha]

14. Are you suggesting he "packed" it in? (NT)

[bunkerbuster1]

15. For anyone who didn't get that joke...

well, too bad!

[B Calm]

10. The man who was running on his history of being a successful business man

Maybe his history of laying off workers and closing down plants has caught up with him...

[bunkerbuster1]

17. Or maybe flip flopping Mormans can't win a Gooper nomination.

Much as I'd love to think that Republican voters aren't complete imbeciles and might actually factor in Romney's robber-baron past as an actual negative, rather than a positive--I don't think that's the case at all.

[bdamomma]

16. he suspended his campaign too.

hmmm.....what's going on?

[bdamomma]

18. geez, the repig party is blowing up in front of our eyes.

that leaves McCain and Huckleberry, boy, am I glad I'm a democrat.

[Tesha]

21. We'll see if you feel the same when the McCain/Huckabee ticket beats the Democratic nominee (NT)

[Virginia Dare]

26. Even if they do..

Democrats will in all probability take the House and the Senate handily, and they won't be able to do shit.

[lpbk2713]

24. Between AWOL Shit-for-Brains and the RW Radio Hatemongers ...

after all the damage they have done there won't even be any pieces left to put the rethuglican

potty back together. They should be called the Humpty-Dumpty Party from now on.


:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Marr]

19. I think it's just pathetic that the Republican Party's voters seems to have more interest

in the election (and willingness to buck the system) than the Democratic Party's voters.

So much is being made over the fracturing of the GOP's base this election cycle; Fundamentalist Christians, economic elitists, and foreign policy hawks all took their own course and insisted the party go their way. The establishment is NOT choosing the Republican candidate, hence the non-stop bleating from the Conservative Noise Machine about how terrible McCain/Huckabee are. The GOP establishment has been selling their candidates as hard as they could, but the voters just refused to buy them.

On the Democratic side, we've been spoon fed two corporate servants by our party's establishment and the media, and the voters just slurped it right up.

[malaise]

23. Bubye -good riddance

thanks for spending $50M you snake oil salesman.