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6. I always figured the McCain win over Hucksterbee

Reply to RandySF (Reply #3)

Tue Jan 10, 2012, 07:22 PM

Jan 2012

was out of respect for his military service. Mittens doesn't have that, but of the non-nutballs, Perry does. It might help him in SC, surely that's what he's betting on.

I figure that SC is a three-way subprimary, Santorum vs. Perry vs. Gingrich. They'll be smart to form a pact after tonight, and the lowest two drop out before Florida to avoid handing Mittens his fourth win out of four. He still will not have a significant amount of delegates, and with Romney, an anti-Romney, and Paul as the sideshow, then winner-take-all will decimate Willard in all but a handful of states.

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