No, just 95% do.

It’s good that some citizens, like you, can see the need for a conservative President.

izoneguy did something similar for most of the Rick Perry stupid, see his diary here.

Nothing stopping either of us from doing the same, eh?

Mew

Second, I have been a member of this site for 6+ years, perhaps longer.

Third, (Yes, I remember what my third point is),..This is your site. Sometimes we out here forget that and think of it as ?our? site.

Erick,… It gets very aggravating having you attack candidates. Attack may be a harsh word, but that is the perception from where I sit and read. Tearing the message to tiny shreds is fair game, but tearing the candidate to shreds is off-putting.
The traction Ron Paul is gaining is due in no small part to the cult of personality we are under in this celebrity obsessed culture. He and his supporters may not be in the mainstream of what we all believe, but deriding them only serves to alienate them from the greater cause, which I believe is getting a different President elected. Yet, in the long run, wouldn’t even Ron Paul would be better then Obama?

I do not expect you to ?punch down? and reply again to this post, that?s what your down-line of surrogates are for,… but perceptions paint reality, and the attacks on individuals we have witnessed this primary session may very well be convincing some to be swayed in opinion, but for the most part they just lower the conversation into verbal brawls which then leads to entrenchment.

Santorum is a viable alternative to face Romney as the Conservative alternative in the primary. His loss to a sainted legacy like Casey in a blue state with Bush cratering does not disqualify him and neither does his emphasis on social issues in a primary, when he can easily switch gears to the economy the moment he gets the nomination. His counsel defending pro-wrestling over 20 years ago is certainly not fatal, nor is your most recent claim against his semantics; that he doesn’t know the role of president as the Chief Executive.

I know that many in this community have delusions of Perry having a chance to beat Obama if, by some miracle, he becomes the nominee, but wake up. Anyone has a chance to beat Obama in the general except for Perry (or Paul). Like it or not, Perry will bear the cross of his “oops” debate moment for all time. It was worse than Dukakis with the death penalty, Ford with Poland, Quayle with JFK (or potato, for that matter), and even Paul with Iran. If the objective is to beat Obama, we cannot risk putting another man perceived, and the Left can easily paint, as a “dim-witted Texan” up as the alternative.

Fair or not, a large portion of this electorate weened on American Idol. We better put someone in the debates against Obama that sounds (remembers) and looks good, and sane, or Obama will win with coattails and turn this country into France so early into his 2nd term it’ll make your heads spin.

That leaves Romney, Santorum, and Huntsman, if he wasn’t a non-factor. Perry can be effective on the campaign trail for the eventual nominee for getting out the base, but that’s all he has in his future.

Polling data supports Guzzardi’s assertion that PA rejected Santorum, rather than PA jumping at the chance to vote for a putz like Casey Jr.

Mew

Therefore, Rubio is a natural born citizen.

Mew

You are a whiner. You wouldn’t know a fact or an argument if sat next to you. And as far as your last sentence, you are simply demonstrating your inability to read and comprehend.

Tomorrow is a big night for 2 candidates. Paul and Perry. One (or both) of them is probably done after tomorrow night.

Sure, they will stay in until SC, but they will have no chance of winning.

Iowa is that important. NH nearly as much so.

First, the only real case for Santorum with “us idiots who aren’t capable of rational thought” is that he’s less bad than the others. One can be ambivalent about a particular candidate, as I am about Santorum, and still “whine” about it when he sees that candidate trashed for his flaws while others are given a pass.

Second, Bush not speaking often enough would translate to normal people as inarticulate; as in, he did not articulate his reasons for doing things.

Third, if you really think Santorum is a clone of Obama, then you need to see a doctor.