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In reply to the discussion: Romney is finished [View all]DavidDvorkin
(20,532 posts)27. There's an inconsistency there that confuses me
Gingrich is at a high if you look at the price for a share of him. But if you look at the percentage chance of his getting the nomination (what you see if you click Latest), which is what I watch, he was over 39% a few days ago, and now he's at 31%. He was just above 30% this morning, when I wrote that post.
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No one will be drafted from the floor. One of these clowns will emerge. And that's it.
RBInMaine
Dec 2011
#1
You are still operating on the old rules where a winner got all of the delegates.
grantcart
Dec 2011
#5
Now I am confused when you hit on Gingrich's graph how do you conclude that he is slipping,
grantcart
Dec 2011
#25
Let's ask it this way. Currently no candidate is getting more than 35% in any one primary.
grantcart
Dec 2011
#31
Rick Perry, Mitt Romney internals show Newt Gingrich slippage, sources say
DavidDvorkin
Dec 2011
#30
An old college classmate of mine is actually heading up Newt's local campaign.
Tommy_Carcetti
Dec 2011
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