CNN exit polls:
Gingrich - 38%
Romney - 29%
Santorum - 17%
Paul - 15%
Not that I needed to be re-informed of this, but man Steve Jobsiswas a dick:
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yeah China is awesome with all their horrible labor practices. At least be up front about why you're doing these things, business men of America. Don't act like it should be some noble standard for which America should aim to match.
What's interesting about this primary is that if/when Santorum drops out, the evangelicals would have to decide between an adulterous catholic and a Mormon.
omg @ this promo intro video on CNN... it's like a SNL parody. Ridiculous.
I wouldn't be surprised. At least 4 years ago there was Huckabee.They will probably just ignore the election, and complain for the next 4 years.
Well, if the exit polls are accurate, your wish will be granted.I think my favorite part of Gingrich winning tonight would be if Romney went on to win and then South Carolina could stop saying that they pick the nominee every time.
Because those same people are suckers for a redemption narrative, which is how Jimmy Swaggart pulled it off back in the day.How is it that the party of "family values" is actually considering a person who has serious infidelity problems?
I can't take CNN seriously any more, on the one hand they're the only cable news station not camped out on an extreme political flank but on the other hand all of their on-air talent are intellectual lightweights (Blizter is particular is a joke) and they are WAY over the top with stupid gimmicks. Plus, you know, Piers Morgan.
Yeah I forgot to make an exemption for Carville. I love him, wish he was on a better network. MSNBC should snap him up.I quite like James Carville. He's on point with a number of details regarding the race.
How is it that the party of "family values" is actually considering a person who has serious infidelity problems?
Not that I needed to be re-informed of this, but man Steve Jobsiswas a dick:
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yeah China is awesome with all their horrible labor practices. At least be up front about why you're doing these things, business men of America. Don't act like it should be some noble standard for which America should aim to match.
There's a great interview on Larry King with Jon Stewart in which he basically takes them to task for exactly this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_qJiReI8hU
"Anybody but Obama" provides a healthy dose of cognitive dissonance
I for one would prefer to see a Gingrich and Obama debate. The former is such an easy target but the incumbent steers towards the high road. But Newt is so obnoxious that I'd love to see Obama take a few real good swings at him.
The biography goes in a bit more detail about why Jobs thinks America is lagging behind. As I recall he was quite interested in getting Obama to make some changes for the better and stressed on vocational training. According to him, either workers are over-qualified, or under qualified, leaving few factory workers with an understanding of the machinery they're working with. And that's where China excels.
I would love to see that debate too. I don't care for many of Newt's policies but the guy is clearly as smart as a whip with a tremendous command of the facts and, as you say, great soundbite instincts. Electability aside I think he could beat Obama in a debate; he's certainly the only GOP candidate left standing who could give him a run for his money.Even though what newt actually says is insane, he actually understands what these debates are really about. Soundbites.
All Newt will have to do is make some alpha male-esque stab at Obama's record, reprimanding the media or liberals and "socialism", and that will be the soundbite used by all media outlets the next day - effectively a win for Newt.
Obama would have to be really, really careful not to be out-soundbited.
I would love to see that debate too. I don't care for many of Newt's policies but the guy is clearly as smart as a whip with a tremendous command of the facts and, as you say, great soundbite instincts. Electability aside I think he could beat Obama in a debate; he's certainly the only GOP candidate left standing who could give him a run for his money.
This defensive posturing--anybody but Obama; anybody but Bush--is not going to win elections.. Didn't work with Kerry and it's not gonna work if the GOP goes for this strategy.
Yes, his command of facts is based around his ability to twist them into a shape that suits his purposesMisleading facts at best.
Yes, his command of facts is based around his ability to twist them into a shape that suits his purposes![]()
I would love to see that debate too. I don't care for many of Newt's policies but the guy is clearly as smart as a whip with a tremendous command of the facts and, as you say, great soundbite instincts. Electability aside I think he could beat Obama in a debate; he's certainly the only GOP candidate left standing who could give him a run for his money.
Ecotic said:The biggest thing to watch for now is whether or not Santorum drops out. If Santorum is gone I don't see how Romney wins long term. The consolidated Not-Romney vote is too large.
Fox news is reporting that Gingrich won among married women. :lol
I can't take CNN seriously any more, on the one hand they're the only cable news station not camped out on an extreme political flank but on the other hand all of their on-air talent are intellectual lightweights (Blizter is particular is a joke) and they are WAY over the top with stupid gimmicks. Plus, you know, Piers Morgan.
Fox news is reporting that Gingrich won among married women. :lol