SPECIAL POST
Newt Gingrich not only came from behind to win in South Carolina, it was a 15% edge over Romney. The result? A shellacking.
Furthermore, Romney only eked out about 20% of the vote, his lowest collection of votes so far. He has consistently been at around 25% in the polls since day one. It would be more respectable if he had his 25% or so and Newt had his 40%, but a 20% vote means that Romney has faced a double whammy. It would appear to me that, if Newt can stay on message and avoid negative attacks, Newt now stands a better than 50% chance of being the Republican nominee.
Santorum will drop out after Florida and endorse Newt. Paul will stay in until the bitter end, because he wants to collect delegates and have a significant voice at the convention.
Let us hope that Gingrich does in fact win the nomination. Romney doesn't stand a chance against Obama in my humble opinion.
That's MY AMERICAN OPINION, respectfully submitted.
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