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MikeWaters · 11-17-2011, 08:14 PM

It must be a bit worrying to Romney and his team that he can't seem to win over any new support in national polls. He holds steady with ~20%, which the rest of the percentage points get redistributed among the other candidates as they cycle in and out.

At what point is Romney, if ever, going to capture the "grown up" GOP vote (if it exists)?

The other side of this coin is that Romney is actually dominating in New Hampshire. To the point that if Romney lost NH or came close to losing it, it would probably be such a shocking turn around that he would most certainly lose the nomination.

Romney still needs some kind of moment, where everything changes. Something that changes peoples' perception of him.

11-17-2011, 08:14 PM	#1
MikeWaters Demiurge Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 36,365	Romney's inevitability It must be a bit worrying to Romney and his team that he can't seem to win over any new support in national polls. He holds steady with ~20%, which the rest of the percentage points get redistributed among the other candidates as they cycle in and out. At what point is Romney, if ever, going to capture the "grown up" GOP vote (if it exists)? The other side of this coin is that Romney is actually dominating in New Hampshire. To the point that if Romney lost NH or came close to losing it, it would probably be such a shocking turn around that he would most certainly lose the nomination. Romney still needs some kind of moment, where everything changes. Something that changes peoples' perception of him.