Oh yeah, THAT!

I'd love to see Rick Santorum get the nomination. He'd be the best job creator ever for late night comics.

because he said he wants to see Conservatism being debated. And what better person to represent
hard-right Conservatism than Frothy?

I don't think there are any conservatives left in the GOP. Calling Rick Santorum (or Rick Perry, Michele Bachman, Herman Cain or Rush Limbaugh) a conservative is like calling Stalin a New Deal liberal.

Even the bacteria on the underside of my toilet seat lid could beat him in the general election.

It looks like he once again wins more contests, as many delegates, and yet Santorum gets the headline.

As far as I can tell it goes like this

Kansas: Santorum 33, rmoney 7
Guam: Rmoney 9
Northern Marianias: Rmoney 9
Us Virgin Islands: Rmoney 7, Paul 1

Rmoney has over 1/2 of the total delegates awarded thus far. If Rmoney continues to take 1/2 of the remaining delegates in each contest as they continue on, I believe that makes him the Republican candidate for president. Mathematically, of course, although maybe not in the hearts of GOP voters.

...I think he gets all the delegates

Same with Lincoln County.

And even more counties are reporting with 0 votes.

Must've been somethning really good on teevee. Haha

At this point, a lot of the rank-and-file Republicans are probably thinking that none of the four are worth putting in the White House, and they'd be better off replaying 1996--picking someone for whom being selected as the candidate for president will be a good way to close out a political career and letting Obama, who IS, contrary to what the clown car is saying, a decent, centrist president, finish fixing the economy.

Since the caucus is done by Senate district, probably those people in Lincoln county had to drive to another county, because a Senate district is about 70,000 people.

At least that is how Democrats did it - one caucus site per state senate district.

Parts of Kansas are very sparsely populated. It's a very long drive to caucus in many senate districts.

...eww...

with confidence after his big win tonight.

Huge turnout..riiight...

http://www.google.com/elections/ed/us/results/2012/gop-primary/ks

was just barely over 3.9% of registered Republicans

are cut up like the state is a pan of brownies.

"Santorum wins Kansas. Romney wins Little River Band. Gingrich wins Foghat. Paul still hoping to nab Firefall."
--John Moe

http://www.witstream.com/#tweetthepress

I know it's dumb, but it made me laugh.

Yikes. When we caucused for Obama in 2008, the local middle school gym was packed. We stood in rows of 50 and there were maybe 20 of them. Does anyone have the numbers for Johnson County for 2008?

At my caucus site, people went out and bought coffee and hot cocoa after they voted for those still in line. There had to have been 3000 voters at my caucus location alone.

It was such a wonderful experience!!