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Old 02-04-2008, 02:15 PM   #21
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Noah, you forgot to mention this part of the article:

"Rasmussen Markets data gives McCain an 88.7% chance of winning the nomination while Mitt Romney is at 8.6%."

http://www.myfoxdc.com/myfox/pages/N...&pageId=3.11.1
Zogby has Romney up 8% now. Also, the markets have responded.
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It isn't a winner take all state, I don't believe, so whatever delegates he wins there still count toward the total.
Seems like a terrible strategy to me. McCain is letting his ego get in the way, and he wants to deal a crushing blow to Romney in Romney's home state. It won't work.

Instead, he should be focused on California which McCain could very well lose. The story line won't be how many delegates McCain won in Mass., but how Romney won California (THE biggest state).

Romney's poll numbers are looking good out here. Same with Obama's. This state is gigantic for both campaigns, even if we split the delegates.
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