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Latest Zogby Poll states that Romney leads by eight points over McCain in California. That kinda came from nowhere. In addition, in one poll Romney is also winning in Georgia now and closing in Missouri. Even worse, Romney has closed the gap against McCain to single digits in Arizona.
Clearly, Limbaugh, Coulter, Hannity and Co. have had an effect. Obviously, McCain will win most Super Tuesday states. He will carry NY, NJ, Conn, Delaware, (probably Missouri), Arizona, West Virginia and Illinois.
But if Romney beats McCain in California, Massachusetts, Utah, Montana, Colorado, Georgia, Alaska and North Dakota, can McCain declare victory? I would think not. He would definitely have more delegates, but the media would spin it that he had Romney on the ropes and couldn't deliver the knockout blow.
It seems that many conservative GOP power brokers are hedging their bets that if Romney can win California. If so, they can see a scenario where Romney can never pass McCain for delegates, but can block McCain from securing enough delegates to win the nomination during the primaries.
This looked over last week, but a Romney win in California could keep the race alive until the Ohio and Texas primaries. Any coincidence that Romney's surge in polling is directly tied to the day that Rick Perry endorsed McCain? Haha.
Latest Zogby Poll states that Romney leads by eight points over McCain in California. That kinda came from nowhere. In addition, in one poll Romney is also winning in Georgia now and closing in Missouri. Even worse, Romney has closed the gap against McCain to single digits in Arizona.
Clearly, Limbaugh, Coulter, Hannity and Co. have had an effect. Obviously, McCain will win most Super Tuesday states. He will carry NY, NJ, Conn, Delaware, (probably Missouri), Arizona, West Virginia and Illinois.
But if Romney beats McCain in California, Massachusetts, Utah, Montana, Colorado, Georgia, Alaska and North Dakota, can McCain declare victory? I would think not. He would definitely have more delegates, but the media would spin it that he had Romney on the ropes and couldn't deliver the knockout blow.
It seems that many conservative GOP power brokers are hedging their bets that if Romney can win California. If so, they can see a scenario where Romney can never pass McCain for delegates, but can block McCain from securing enough delegates to win the nomination during the primaries.
This looked over last week, but a Romney win in California could keep the race alive until the Ohio and Texas primaries. Any coincidence that Romney's surge in polling is directly tied to the day that Rick Perry endorsed McCain? Haha.