SoftBonds
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Odds of Mitt keeping anyone else from getting 50% of the delegates are about 100% now. Odds of Mitt getting more than anyone else are 99%, and odds that he gets more than 50% himself are like 96%. Rick is gone already, he is in it for a different reason. The republican party, absent a VP or incumbent President, always selects the candidate from the previous election that does the best, then steps down for the good of the party. That is why I knew Mitt would be the nominee a year ago (actually, I knew it when Obama won the election). Rick needs to hang on long enough to knock Newt out of the running for the automatic slot in the 2016 race. Good news for dems, Rick Santorum will be the Republican nominee in 2016...
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Elite Thread Hijacker! Ignored: ThompsonX, RealOne (so folks know why I don't reply) The last poster is often not the "winner," of the thread, just the one who was most annoying.
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