Does it matter to anybody here who "wins" tonight?

[MoonRiver]

Seems like wall-to-wall media coverage about much ado about nothing. I know that is to be expected, but

[mmonk]

1. Nope. Whoever wins will be a nutcase in some respect.

[cynatnite]

2. It tells me how the election might go between a nominee and President Obama....

Mitt Romney will change his name to Mr. Moderate and won't be that easy to beat. Santourm on the other hand will be a piece of cake.

We shouldn't ignore tonight, IMO.

[MoonRiver]

6. I don't think even Romney has a shot.

I really thought he was electable before the onslaught of Rethug superpac attacks. They've done themselves in, imo. I'm still watching however. Mainly out of morbid curiosity.

[cynatnite]

7. I'm not one to count my chickens too early. :) n/t

[MoonRiver]

8. You're correct of course.

A lot can happen between now and November.

[RebelOne]

3. Doesn't matter to me.

Whoever wins the Republican nomination is not going to win against Obama anyway.

[Jackpine Radical]

4. Actually, I kinda don't give a shit.

Eventually they're going to run Romney anyway. I just like to see them drag out the shitfight, exposing the truth about each other. The more of that stuff people see now, the more disgust they'll be feeling over the whole Republican brand.

[billybob537]

5. Let the battle continue

What could be better than watching these Republicans expose each others shortcomings. Pass the popcorn, I hope it goes on till august.

[Jamaal510]

9. To be honest,

I do care somewhat who wins tonight. I wanted to see Santorum bounce back after losing last week since he's behind Romney by over 100 delegates, so the race can get dragged on longer. I also figured we'd have an easier time not only winning re-election, but gaining a super-majority with Santorum as the nominee. But I guess it doesn't make much of a difference...

[BlueIris]

10. Tonight? No. But I do think the nominee is

critical. If it's Romney, we're okay. If it's not, I think we're kind of screwed.

I doubt the contest will be over after tonight.

[MoonRiver]

12. I think Romney is a bigger threat than the others.

Why do you think otherwise?

[BlueIris]

17. Ultimately, I think the religion "issue" will sink Romney.

I used to think Americans would be really to overlook it. Now, not so much.

[longship]

11. I'm hoping for InSanitorium...

...to get enough delegates to keep the circular firing squad going for weeks more, hopefully to the convention.

Paul isn't gonna cave, and with victory in GA, neither is the Newter.

Indeed, keep the popcorn popping.

[WilliamPitt]

13. Yes.

The longer this goes on, the better for the world entire.

[MoonRiver]

16. True. And Newt just proclaimed he will carry on

to Infinity and beyond!!

[Taverner]

14. No - if they run Romney, we're fucked. He has endless money, and can pounce on one perceived weaknes

If they run Santorum, that runs the risk of Frothy Lube Boy becoming president.

[Incitatus]

15. I think Obama is going to win either way, but a race against Santorum

will be more entertaining and result in a bigger landslide

[backscatter712]

18. I was hoping Santorum would get Ohio...

But that's probably not gonna happen.

Still, Rmoney came out of this one by the skin of his teeth, which means the Clown Car is gonna keep going for a few more weeks, and Rmoney is gonna come out badly wounded.

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

19. If they were "real men" they'd have a duel.

These rethugs need to prove how much they love guns.

[Johonny]

20. yes-rarely do a handfull of billionaires offer up so much money

for basically my amusement and entertainment. For people that claim they don't want to waste their money, this election cycles proving they sure no how to blow money on the pointless.

[TeamsterDem]

21. Yes. As batty as they all are, Obama's re-election isn't secure until it's secure

I've learned to never underestimate the stupidity of the voting public. This is the same country that elected Bush twice, and whose states have elected people like Bachmann, Santorum, Rick Perry, Alan West, Marco Rubio, and Marcia Blackburn.

I'll rest easy when Obama is re-elected, but not before then.