GOP Primary Megathread!

[jimmy olsen]

Romney and Santorum currently separated by 19 votes.

13 votes now

EDIT: Back to 19 now, or maybe my stream is slow. 

[Phillip V]

Assuming that suburbs and cities are slower to report their results, Romney should win the night.

[FunkMonk]

lol this cat's in uniform at the Ron Paul concession speech

[Phillip V]

Ron Paul concedes to Romney and Santorum, but states that only himself and Romney can mount a national campaign.

[sbr]

What's the point of a concession speech?  Do they stop counting votes for Paul now?

[DGuller]

Damn, it would've been so much more amusing if Paul won. 

[jimmy olsen]

Looks like Santorum could pull it out

Meanwhile, there are two Iowa counties that have yet to report results at all: Madison County, which gave 44 percent of its vote to Mike Huckabee and 16 percent to Mitt Romney in 2008, and Monona county, which went 36-29 for Mr. Romney over Mr. Huckabee.

Thus, Madison County would appear to be favorable to Rick Santorum and Monona County to Mitt Romney. Note, however, that Madison County is larger and cast three times as many Republican ballots in 2008.

[Phillip V]

Romney and Santorum separated by 54 votes with 95% of precincts reporting.

[CountDeMoney]

Meh, don't need to read 34 pages to know how goofy Iowan Republitards are.

[stjaba]

Rick Perry just announced he is going to back to Texas to reassess his campaign. Of all the surprises so far in the Republican campaign, I think the biggest surprise is how big of a letdown Perry's campaign was. He had every advantage in the world- tons of money; big state governor; solid conservative credentials,  high initial poll numbers; and yet he somehow managed to finish in 5th place in a fairly mediocre field.

[alfred russel]

Meh, don't need to read 34 pages to know how goofy Iowan Republitards are.

Well, next we go to New Hampshire, where Pat Buchanan won the primary. Then we go to South Carolina. And then Florida.

When do the get to the non goofy states?

[garbon]

Meh, don't need to read 34 pages to know how goofy Iowan Republitards are.

[Ideologue]

Rick Perry just announced he is going to back to Texas to reassess his campaign. Of all the surprises so far in the Republican campaign, I think the biggest surprise is how big of a letdown Perry's campaign was. He had every advantage in the world- tons of money; big state governor; solid conservative credentials,  high initial poll numbers; and yet he somehow managed to finish in 5th place in a fairly mediocre field.

He's dumb as a sack of hammers, and according to Valmy, quite gay.  I'm not surprised.

[CountDeMoney]

Meh, don't need to read 34 pages to know how goofy Iowan Republitards are.

Well, next we go to New Hampshire, where Pat Buchanan won the primary. Then we go to South Carolina. And then Florida.

When do the get to the non goofy states?

You see, that's what the early primaries are for:  Iowa votes its moron conscience, then New Hampshire's idiots offset the Iowa results with their own fucked-up results, then South Carolina's idiots offset the New Hampshire results with their fucked-up results.

Then Super Tuesday evens everything out.

[Eddie Teach]

Meh, don't need to read 34 pages to know how goofy Iowan Republitards are.

Well, most of it's about how Ron Paul's a racist.