Rick Perry Drops Out and Endorses Gingrich

[TonyB06]

I agree it will be Romney. No way will it be a Romney-Gingrich ticket.

Have you seen some of "noise" going back and forth (well, predominately from Gingrich, since he's playing catch up.)? Maybe Romney-Christie, but no way do I think there will be a Romney-Gingrich ticket.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by TonyB06

I agree it will be Romney. No way will it be a Romney-Gingrich ticket.

Have you seen some of "noise" going back and forth (well, predominately from Gingrich, since he's playing catch up.)? Maybe Romney-Christie, but no way do I think there will be a Romney-Gingrich ticket.

LOL. Now that I think about it, Romney-Gingrich would fail miserably.

And I want to clarify my OP to avoid confusion, Romney and Gingrich are considered the front runners but Ron Paul and Rick Santorum also remain. The Iowa vote counts have Santorum ahead.

There is also a "scandal" with the Iowa vote miscounts that a pollster was on CNN discussing. The recount is why Santorum was found to be the "winner."

[33girl]

Romney and Gingrich. Ewww. This is like the Patriots and Ravens playing this weekend.

[psusue]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Romney and Gingrich. Ewww. This is like the Patriots and Ravens playing this weekend.

Haha, it's like "can't they both lose?" In the case of Romney and Gingrich though, they can. It's called voting for Obama.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by psusue

Haha, it's like "can't they both lose?" In the case of Romney and Gingrich though, they can. It's called voting for Obama.

Yeah, same as rooting for the Giants, but unfortunately one of them has to get to the Super Bowl first. I don't even want them to get there. (Pats-Ravens OR Mitt-Newt)

[Ch2tf]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Romney and Gingrich. Ewww. This is like the Patriots and Ravens playing this weekend.

Hey now...while I can respect not being a fan of the Patriots (though I'll never understand it ) I thoroughly object to be compared to Romney or Gingrich, lol.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

LOL. Now that I think about it, Romney-Gingrich would fail miserably.

And I want to clarify my OP to avoid confusion, Romney and Gingrich are considered the front runners but Ron Paul and Rick Santorum also remain. The Iowa vote counts have Santorum ahead.

There is also a "scandal" with the Iowa vote miscounts that a pollster was on CNN discussing. The recount is why Santorum was found to be the "winner."

I doubt you'll hear much of the "scandal" part of this, because in every way except rhetoric, it doesn't matter - both will wind up with the same number of delegates from the caucus, regardless of the true "winner." The actual vote is of minimal importance.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by KSig RC

I doubt you'll hear much of the "scandal" part of this, because in every way except rhetoric, it doesn't matter - both will wind up with the same number of delegates from the caucus, regardless of the true "winner." The actual vote is of minimal importance.

I heard a lot about it on CNN.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

I heard a lot about it on CNN.

Right - it's news-cycle fodder, but since the outcome is (basically) irrelevant, it seems like it won't reach long-form or "investigative" report status.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by KSig RC

Right - it's news-cycle fodder, but since the outcome is (basically) irrelevant, it seems like it won't reach long-form or "investigative" report status.

DUH.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

DUH.

I don't know - it seems exceptionally sketchy on face, I'd almost like to see a little deeper look. Then again, we kind of hand-waived the entire Florida electoral college vote in an actual election ...