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I was remiss in not reporting the results of the Wyoming caucuses. Mitt Romney won 39 percent of the vote, followed by Rick Santorum at 32 percent, and Ron Paul at 21 percent. Newt Gingrich received 8 percent. It is believed that Romney will get 10 delegates, Santorum 8, Paul 6, and Gingrich 1.
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Bill| 3.1.12 @ 3:34PM
Super Tuesday prediction:
Romney: winning MA, ID, ND, VT, AK, and VA (benefiting from the absence of Gingrich and Santorum)
Santorum: biggest prize of OH, then snatching OK and TN, from Gingrich's home turf
Gingrich: Georgian will not disappoint their home-boy, yet he;s a soldier, "don't die just fade away"
Ron Paul: fierce competition in VA and AK over delegates, yet Romney will bag both of those states
Willard Mitten Romney will be inch behind clinching the GOP nod.
Anommynous| 3.1.12 @ 3:57PM
The Wyoming caucuses took place over a period of three weeks, so they're not really useful as a snapshot. If Romney is enjoying a post-Michigan surge, I don't think that would be reflected in Wyoming's caucus results.
I'm very interested in Washington's caucuses this weekend. That will probably tell us more about who has momentum going into Super Tuesday.
Edward G| 3.1.12 @ 6:20PM
Foster friess is from Wyoming. Hey,that's Santorum's backyard!
Marco2| 3.1.12 @ 10:35PM
That's where Rick wants to defoliate the aspirin trees, isn't it?
Dai Alanye | 3.1.12 @ 10:13PM
Huge win for Romney -- HUGE! Wonder what it cost him, because we know he had to buy it.