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wrobert

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Romney is the one to beat because he is a centrist, is highly polished, not easily flustered, incredibly organized from the grass roots level, well funded, and comes from a political family. He has been a

Anyone interested in helping with the Romney campaign can contact Jessica Welter, JWelter@mittromney.com. She is currently seeking volunteers to make phone calls to voters in Walton County.
 

Camp Creek Kid

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Yes, it makes me sick the way Huckabee is camaigning in churches! He may technically be giving sermons, but everyone knows what is going on.

I also can't stand how he is kissing up to McCain . . .

I will never vote for Huckabee and I don't agree with McCain's stand on the issues.
 

Teresa

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but every last one of them is about collecting money

:lol::shock::eek: why am I laughing at this?

Romney finished 2nd in spite of his religion, but it appears that Hickabee finished first because of his religion! That's my dimestore take on things.

interesting commentary. and quite accurate.

Romney is the one to beat because he is a centrist, is highly polished, not easily flustered, incredibly organized from the grass roots level, well funded, and comes from a political family. He has been a Repub governor of a liberal state, has a record of accomplishment, and a rather exemplary family life. The dog-on-the-car-roof story, however is bizarre, something I would more attribute to Dan Rather. i like Romney's ideas about eliminating capital gains tax. I disagree with his assumption that Islamo-terrorism is our biggest problem....I think our own spending is our biggest problem. Romney's a guy who will be the ultimate test to see if the Republican party is going to swing too far right to win. Bad economic times may produce an unpredictable election result this time. Folks may just be voting their wallets in 10 months the way I see the economy headed.

I could vote for romney, in another life as a republican.

If Romney is elected, buy stock in Brylcreem. That's my Walgreens take on things.

:rotfl: love your commentary too. without this kind of input I would have to stab myself in the eye.
 

TooFarTampa

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DELEGATE COUNT:

Needed: 1,191
Romney: 30
Huckabee: 21
McCain: 10
Thompson: 6
Paul: 2
Giuliani: 1
Hunter: 1

Thanks Walton GOP.

I realize this isn't your side of the fence, but have you heard any buzz about the Democratic National Committee possibly relenting and allowing Florida to count its Democratic delegates?

It seems to me if the Democratic primary votes don't count, it will only help the Republicans in the general election.
 

Smiling JOe

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Nov 18, 2004
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Thanks Walton GOP.

I realize this isn't your side of the fence, but have you heard any buzz about the Democratic National Committee possibly relenting and allowing Florida to count its Democratic delegates?

It seems to me if the Democratic primary votes don't count, it will only help the Republicans in the general election.
I think the whole thing is silly -- penalizing FL voters and the candidates, just because we changed the date we vote. Yeah, that will teach us a lesson. Heaven forbids states from making their own decisions.
 
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DuneAHH

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I think the whole thing is silly -- penalizing FL voters and the candidates, just because we changed the date we vote. Yeah, that will teach us a lesson. Heaven forbids states from making their own decisions.

Yes it's totally baffling to me... seems like the DNC is cutting off their nose to spite their face.
 
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