Romney just overtook Santo in OH.

[wgadget]

Boo.

[WIwarrior]

rigged lol

[Havax]

Who gives a fuck

[wgadget]

It would be better if santo wins.

[Southerner]

RIGGED! I call bullchit!

[seyferjm]

I could care less at this point. Ohio sucks and this is not a surprise, especially if the cities and big areas are coming in now.

[freeforall]

:mad:

[wgadget]

Rom by 5400 votes.

[WD-NY]

GOOD!

F**k Santorum.

And anyone in here who thinks this is bad, needs to realize that the establishment doesn't want Romney to win. Ergo, the pumping up of Santorum (and/or "not romney")

[Tyler_Durden]

Ben Swann hates Cincinnati right now....

[hammy]

Like there's a difference between the two?

[dt_]

GOOD!

F**k Santorum.

And anyone in here who thinks this is bad, needs to realize that the establishment doesn't want Romney to win. Ergo, the pumping up of Santorum (and/or "not romney")

They do want Romney to win.

Who is the establishment anyway? The establishment republicans want Romney to win because he's the "least crazy" aka most centrist and doesn't have crazy social issues positions like Santorum, tons of baggage like Gingrich, and isn't Ron "he who must not be named" Paul.

The dems have been expecting it to be Romney for months now. He's the only one the DNC has been attacking, directly or indirectly. They anticipate the GOP establishment will pick him. And, they already know exactly how they are going to beat him: by portraying him as out of touch with ordinary Americans, being of the "top 1%," being someone who likes to "fire people" and someone who flip flops so much they cannot be trusted.

It's all a done deal -- Obama wins. The GOP wants Romney because they think he's their best chance, and the Dems want Romney because they already know how to beat him. If the GOP surprises the Dems by nominating Santorum, it'll probably be easy enough for the dems to think of ways to run against him. Won't be too hard.