 Special Report:
A Brokered GOP Convention
The voters in ten states are headed to the polls tomorrow to award more than 400 delegates to the field of GOP contenders. The outcome of the day will determine whether a clear-cut GOP nominee will emerge – or which candidates will live to fight another day. Ultimately, 1,144 delegates are needed to win the nomination.
How important are Super Tuesday results? Which state’s primary could offer the leading indicator of who will emerge as the GOP Presidential candidate?
Liberty News Network’s Eric Odom offers an in-depth, state-by-state and candidate-by-candidate pre-Super Tuesday analysis – and the potential scenarios of what will happen after tomorrow’s revealing vote…
“I wholeheartedly believe that if Romney is to be held back to the point of not being able to eventually gain enough delegates for the convention, it will have to happen on Super Tuesday. That said, unless Rick Santorum crushes Newt Gingrich in Tennessee and Oklahoma, and even picks up some delegates in Georgia, I do not see any of the not-Romney’s getting enough delegates either.
Which really leaves us with a potential mess on our hands. Especially considering the convention is on August 27th, leaving only two months for a candidate to build a full scale general election campaign against incumbent Barack Obama.”
ACTION: Liberty News Network’s Eric Odom contends that it's starting to look like [the GOP] might see a brokered convention! Click here to read the comprehensive pre-primary breakdown and projected outcome scenarios. |
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