From Taranto:<\/p>\n
But some conservatives still hope for a Romney comeback. Blogger Josh Trevi\u00c3\u00b1o manfully makes a case that Romney actually won Florida, referring to exit-poll numbers (the CNN link didn’t work for us, so we’re going with MSNBC instead) that found the following:<\/p>\n
Romney won pro-lifers.
\nRomney won the mainstream religious. (Huckabee won the very religious–less than one-fifth of the pool.)
\nRomney won the Protestants.
\nRomney tied Huckabee with Evangelicals.
\nRomney won the pro-GWB voters.
\nRomney is the primary second choice of Giuliani voters, Thompson voters . . . and McCain voters.
\nRomney won the immigration hard-liners.
\nRomney won the upper-middle class, earning between $100,000 and $200,000 annually.
\nRomney won the terrorism-oriented voters.
\nRomney won the self-identified conservatives and the self-identified very conservative.
\nRomney won the values-oriented voters.
\nRomney won the white voters.
\nRomney won the tax-cutting voters.<\/p>\nIt seems the only group of voters McCain won was . . . the voters.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Since when is white, religious and rich conservative? Oh, yeah.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
From Taranto: But some conservatives still hope for a Romney comeback. Blogger Josh Trevi\u00c3\u00b1o manfully makes a case that Romney actually won Florida, referring to exit-poll numbers (the CNN link didn’t work for us, so we’re going with MSNBC instead) that found the following: Romney won pro-lifers. Romney won the mainstream religious. (Huckabee won the … Continue reading Quote of the Day<\/span>