than they have now. Thompson was really holding fast to a sizable chunk of GOP voters, and even Ghouliani had his lock on a decent size minority of them.
This year, there's only been three candidates on their side, Mitt, the Paulbots, and the anti-Mitt. All of the bobbing and weaving of Bachmann, Perry, Cain, Gingrich and finally Santorum were auditions for the latter position. Now that Santorum's finally the last one standing in front of the chair when the music stops, he's got the edge.
New Hampshire will finally finish off Bachmann (if she doesn't drop out the day after Iowa), Perry, and Huntsman. Newt's going to hold out for South Carolina, but he's going to be in for an awful surprise in that election, they're tired of his serial adultery and taking Freddie Mac money while pretending to not be part of the problem.
At the end of the month, it's going to be Romney, Paul, and Santorum in Florida, and I think Santorum wins that one. There are a LOT of fundies down in Florida. Yes, there are a lot of transplanted Northeasterners, too, but I don't think Romney really had their hearts, they ditched Ghouliani back in 2008, too.
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