speaker, this is your flyer that you are circling in new hampshire. and it says clearly romney is not electable. i think he will have a hard time getting elected. let s look at how conservatives actually voted having heard that pitch from you. and these were some of the exit polling, 42% of conservatives voted for romney, and only 14% for you, and then how about this from the exit poll, among those satisfied or dissatisfied, 63% said they would be dissatisfied with you, and these are conservatives who are actually voting. how do you respond to that? governor romney governed next door for four years, and bought a house in new hampshire, and lived in new hampshire for years. that was his third best state in the country after utah and massachusetts. so it shouldn t be very surprising in his stronghold he did adequately, and it was not overwhelming but adequate.
been a santorum victory, and then did very well in new hampshire, performed exactly what the polls were saying, staved off the huntsman surge everybody decided to believe in at the last minute. he heads to second quarter for all the talk we re going to talk about conservative voters, the record in south carolina they affirm the establishment s candidate. you can bungle it and he might, but george h.w. bush, not the most right wing candidate won it. bob dole won it. i think we mentioned there is this meeting this weekend of evangelical leaders who will talk about the way to stop this, it s clear they blew their best chance to stop this months ago. looking at the exit polling in iowa and new hampshire, i was looking to day at the people who identified themselves as strong tea party supporters, and mitt romney, there was a significant number of those people in both states, more in iowa than new hampshire, but a lot in both places, mitt romney lost a huge
a republican. he s a messenger for something. if you look at the exit polling out of new hampshire, they said, 77% said they were dissatisfied with the obama administration. four years ago, his supporters, 78% of them said they were dissatisfied with the bush administration. so it s not necessarily about whether it s a democrat or a republican in power, it s about raging against the machine if you re supporting ron paul. don t you find it interesting, though, and this is anecdotal, but remember, the idea around mccain is that he s so old. why isn t anyone pointing out that ron paul is like 300 years old? because i don t think they want to take him that seriously, because they seem him just as kind of a as a figurehead. to be fair, yoda lived to 420. you know what ron paul does that s unfortunate, the minute you try to take him seriously and look at all these numbers, he told abc last week, do you see yourself sitting in the white house, and he says, not really. not really
about conservative voters, the record in south carolina they affirm the establishment s candidate. you can bungle it and he might, but george h.w. bush, not the most right wing candidate won it. bob dole won it. i think we mentioned there is this meeting this weekend of evangelical leaders who will talk about the way to stop this, it s clear they blew their best chance to stop this months ago. looking at the exit polling in iowa and new hampshire, i was looking to day at the people who identified themselves as strong tea party supporters, and mitt romney, there was a significant number of those people in both states, more in iowa than new hampshire, but a lot in both places, mitt romney lost a huge majority of those people in both states even while either tying or winning in both of those places. i wonder if part of the issue is
staved off the huntsman surge everybody decided to believe in at the last minute. he heads to second quarter for all the talk we re going to talk about conservative voters, the record in south carolina they affirm the establishment s candidate. you can bungle it and he might, but george h.w. bush, not the most right wing candidate won it. bob dole won it. i think we mentioned there is this meeting this weekend of evangelical leaders who will talk about the way to stop this, it s clear they blew their best chance to stop this months ago. looking at the exit polling in iowa and new hampshire, i was looking to day at the people who identified themselves as strong tea party supporters, and mitt romney, there was a significant number of those people in both states, more in iowa than new hampshire, but a lot in both places, mitt romney lost a huge majority of those people in both states even while either tying or winning in both of those places.