A Gingrich-Santorum nonaggression pact?
from Politico:
Such a pact would benefit both of them and potentially be problematic for Mitt Romney. However, while it has been discussed as a potential strategy in Gingrichland, one Santorum adviser professed ignorance of it.
As for Santorum and Gingrich, one source described them as liking each other, and expected any negativity to be kept low. But Gingrich's level of animosity toward Romney "has reached a new level."
EarlG
(21,935 posts)Santingrich or Gingorum?
MjolnirTime
(1,800 posts)rocktivity
(44,572 posts)rocktivity
yellowcanine
(35,693 posts)katsung47
(6 posts)Santorum was used to distract public 's attention on Ron Paul. The critical closing gap between Romney and Santorum attracts people's views from Paul. The reality is Ron Paul could be the winner. That's the gimmick the Feds used to control your mind. They created a small incident, when people went there to watch, they forgot the original place to go.
karynnj
(59,498 posts)His fans are intense, but he doesn't seem to have ANY support from the majority of the people for anyone else.
The path for Santorum after Iowa was more believable. Had he, not Gingrich, gotten most of the RW behind him and Gingrich really faded, he might have had a one on one race with Romney. At this point, I can't imagine why Santorum stays in - unless he is convinced that -even this late - Romney and Gingrich will kill each other.
Ruby the Liberal
(26,219 posts)Doubtful Santorum has the cash to make it that far.
Doctor_J
(36,392 posts)As Sterling Archer might say, the Sanctimoniopathic
Doctor_J
(36,392 posts)What would comedians do without high-profile Repukes?