Writerbuckeye;1124211 wrote:Congrats. You've bought the media view of things.
You seem to believe anyone who sees things differently than you "bought into the media view of things." I can't tell you the last time I watched any sort of "mainstream" media. I'm simply observing the situation and assessing it, no different than you [claim] to be doing.
I've been telling you people Romney would be the nominee for damn near a year now. Even when we had to hear how Bachman/Perry/Cain/Gingrich/whoever was going to unseat him. I wagered a pretty significant sum of money on Romney to be the nominee back in 2010 actually. So trust me, I'm aware of the delegate count.
The problem isn't that Romney will/won't eventually get the delegate count, it's that this is a group of awful candidates already, and they still don't have a true leader. This isn't Obama/Hilary where either could have won the general. For the Republicans to even have a slim chance at one of these clowns beating Obama, they're going to need a very strong, organized, and coherent narrative. They have yet to have any semblance of one.
Romney should have wrapped this up weeks ago given he's outspending everyone 8-1, but he keeps saying stupid things. The more the other Republicans force him to talk, and the more they hammer him on things like health care(a weak spot, but something Obama won't be able to attack on) the weaker a general election candidate they make him. And Romney's a pretty weak candidate already, given his track record of losing nearly everything he runs for.
I don't know what the "media" has been saying, but the reality is this: This is an extremely weak class of nominees. It's really pretty pathetic that this is the best the Republicans could come up with. And their best shot to beat Obama, Romney, is growing weaker with every primary he has to outspend 8-1 in only to win by 5% over a guy who got blown out of the water in his state senate election and talks about banning porn all the time.
If you think this is all media invention and I'm an idiot, that's fine. But I'm betting the profit I'm about to make from my Romney bet on Obama winning reelection, and I'll be right again.