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To: Neeka who wrote (464814)	1/12/2012 8:25:12 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793671

are you really so naive as to think it doesn't take a helluva lot of money to run for pres? are you really so blind as to not see that contributions will find their way to the most rational (read: potential WINNER) choice? is there something wrong with that? you want a broke a$$ candidate running against the obama money machine? so neeka, you think bolton is bought? he 'bolted' from your guy the moment he saw your guy was aligning himself with the socialists on the left decrying the free market system.... romney WILL be the nominee and gingrich/perry are only in this to raise more cash for themselves (and try to destroy the GOP on their way out) ...they are UNELECTABLE and they know it i have no respect for iowa and s. ca because, imo, those states are filled with right wing religious fundamentalist bigots...and they just need to get the hella out of the way and use their brains and consider a candidate who can win that said, i fully expect jim demint to ultimately endorse romney, only after he makes sure that romney gives ron paul (whom i respect) his due, at least i sure hope so, otherwise i will lose respect for him as well. ....(notice romney has always been deferential to ron paul during the debates and ron paul gave your guy a verbal beat down and defense of romney for gingrich's mud slinging and attacking romney on free markets) so where are the 'anyone but romney' voters going to turn then? how many mainstream/conservative politicians will need to endorse romney before they stop slinging the mud?