Romney just gave up

[letitflyantiques]

Romney

[DoñaNina]

Please don't crucify me if I say "Go McCain"... ::whistle::

[Buxom Wench]

I thought Huckabee was still in? Am I wrong?

[Cyranno DeBoberac]

"If I fight on in my campaign, all the way to the convention, I would forestall the launch of a national campaign and make it more likely that Senator Clinton or Obama would win. And in this time of war, I simply cannot let my campaign, be a part of aiding a surrender to terror"

What an asshole.

[Cyranno DeBoberac]

I thought Huckabee was still in? Am I wrong?

Yeah, well, Ron Paul is still in too, but I don't think that is going to matter much. :wink:

[DoñaNina]

And in this time of war, I simply cannot let my campaign, be a part of aiding a surrender to terror"


..that quote made me LOL

[Pathos]

"If I fight on in my campaign, all the way to the convention, I would forestall the launch of a national campaign and make it more likely that Senator Clinton or Obama would win. And in this time of war, I simply cannot let my campaign, be a part of aiding a surrender to terror"

What an asshole.
Um...isn't he supposed to want his side to win?

Or was he supposed to bow out and say "Go Hillary!!!"

8-)

[Cyranno DeBoberac]

..that quote made me LOL

Me too, assuming by "LOL" you mean "shake my head in disgust".

[Cyranno DeBoberac]

Um...isn't he supposed to want his side to win?

Or was he supposed to bow out and say "Go Hillary!!!"

8-)

Sure, but saying "if I don't drop out then the terrorists win" is quite a feat of douchebaggery.

[DoñaNina]

Me too, assuming by "LOL" you mean "shake my head in disgust".

Kinda. It was such a ridiculous quote it made me laugh inside.

[Pathos]

Sure, but saying "if I don't drop out then the terrorists win" is quite a feat of douchebaggery.
Each party plays to their strengths.

8-)

[Selena]

I thought Huckabee was still in? Am I wrong?


Yeah, Huck's still in -- for now.
Texas primary is next month.... the polls are going to be interesting.

[DoñaNina]

I like how McCain tries to work with Democrats instead of against them. I think he'd be a great alternative to the more conservative Republicans.

[surlywench]

I would love to see a McCain v Obama presidential race.

[Pathos]

I would love to see a McCain v Obama presidential race.
As would I.

Then the Dems might actually get my vote.

[surlywench]

As would I.

Then the Dems might actually get my vote.

I just feel like they have the best chance of keeping the level of debate about the issues, and not resorting to mudslinging and crassness. I think in some ways it might serve to help heal a lot of the divisiveness that's been sown in the American mindset from the past 8 years of Bush's nonsense.

[Pathos]

I think in some ways it might serve to help heal a lot of the divisiveness that's been sown in the American mindset from the past 8 years of Bush's nonsense.
The Dems deserve at least some of the blame for that divisiveness too.

[surlywench]

The Dems deserve at least some of the blame for that divisiveness too.

That's true :) I'm not willing to pin it on a specific party as having been worse than the other, I think it's pretty equal at this point, but I do lay a lot of issues squarely at Bush's door, which is why I named him specifically.

[Gemdrite]

I would love to see a McCain v Obama presidential race.
If that happened, my second graders decided Obama would win (we did a little simplistic version of the electoral college, and they got to vote.) :)