Reports Mitt Dropping Out?
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slacker921
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jackbid got it.. 
That means he can give his delegates to whoever he wants. Which prolly means Huckabee or McCain.
If he gives his delegates to Huckabee, we're in good shape. If he gives them to McCain, I think McCain has got the nomination in his pocket. At that point, truely, Ron Paul should drop out and either focus on re-gaining his House seat or running as a 3rd party or Independent. I hate to be negative, but with Romney's delegates, McCain would be able to win in the 1st ballot at the convention.
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Well, I believe that he will give all his delegates to McCain and we are screwed, Paul should drop out and run as an independent....or just give it up all together... Dont get me wrong I love Paul, but truthfully and anyone can see what we are up against....I think he should go back to congress and continue his fight there, because he will soon have more allies in congress...people that his campain has brought in....
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I bet my freedom on this being arranged!
Romney is an insider. He is the black-ops man (intelligence services, private enterprises, etc).
He has a huge ego. He has spent millions of his own money.
He doesn't just drop out.
McCain probably made a deal with him. For example the VP position.
Given how influential the VP has been under Bush, and given that McCain has one foot in the grave - this is actually a safe deal for him. Together they stand a better chance of beating Paul and Huck. McCain and Romney are both liberal republicans and lobbyist/government/power elite puppets, so no big leap there.
This is bad in that it reduces chances of brokered convention. Hence reducing our chances to attain delegates.
It is good in that it is even harder for the MSM to ignore RP now. They will of course launch much attention to RP as soon as McCain is on the safe side - but now they may have to give more attention to RP, if nothing else than as proxy to the Huckster in opposition attention.
It is also good in that it will be easier for RP to win entire states (which in itself forces attention). Now, if RP eventually go third party after the convention, all thie coming attention will be gold.
And the fact that RP refuses to confirm or deny his potential 3rd party shot is a stroke of genius. Everyone - even the retard MSM - KNOWS that it will severely undermine McCain should he go 3rd. So, the more certain McCain is as canditate THE MORE ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN RP AND HIS POTENTIAL INDEPENDENT RUN. You have noticed how much speculation have been about this already. EVERY time the MSM interviews RP they ask about this and his money raising. Yesterday Cavuto on fox mentioned it again. Im telling you, its just starting.
RP is a genius because he knows this will increase attention about him and his race. And it would be stupid to deny or confirm, because that would release the tension of the speculations and uncertainties. He needs to go with his poker face all the way into the convention, even should Huckster drop out and start kissing McCains old ass.
So it is far from over. If the MSM increase his attention regarding speculations about 3rd party run, it will actually strengthen the very opportunity to do so, making it even harder for them to ignore him if and when that actually will happen.
It's all still exciting.
Romney is an insider. He is the black-ops man (intelligence services, private enterprises, etc).
He has a huge ego. He has spent millions of his own money.
He doesn't just drop out.
McCain probably made a deal with him. For example the VP position.
Given how influential the VP has been under Bush, and given that McCain has one foot in the grave - this is actually a safe deal for him. Together they stand a better chance of beating Paul and Huck. McCain and Romney are both liberal republicans and lobbyist/government/power elite puppets, so no big leap there.
This is bad in that it reduces chances of brokered convention. Hence reducing our chances to attain delegates.
It is good in that it is even harder for the MSM to ignore RP now. They will of course launch much attention to RP as soon as McCain is on the safe side - but now they may have to give more attention to RP, if nothing else than as proxy to the Huckster in opposition attention.
It is also good in that it will be easier for RP to win entire states (which in itself forces attention). Now, if RP eventually go third party after the convention, all thie coming attention will be gold.
And the fact that RP refuses to confirm or deny his potential 3rd party shot is a stroke of genius. Everyone - even the retard MSM - KNOWS that it will severely undermine McCain should he go 3rd. So, the more certain McCain is as canditate THE MORE ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN RP AND HIS POTENTIAL INDEPENDENT RUN. You have noticed how much speculation have been about this already. EVERY time the MSM interviews RP they ask about this and his money raising. Yesterday Cavuto on fox mentioned it again. Im telling you, its just starting.
RP is a genius because he knows this will increase attention about him and his race. And it would be stupid to deny or confirm, because that would release the tension of the speculations and uncertainties. He needs to go with his poker face all the way into the convention, even should Huckster drop out and start kissing McCains old ass.
So it is far from over. If the MSM increase his attention regarding speculations about 3rd party run, it will actually strengthen the very opportunity to do so, making it even harder for them to ignore him if and when that actually will happen.
It's all still exciting.
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