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Optimistic about the odds. i don t think romney is going to do nearly as well this year as did he last four years ago. according to political science professor, the candidates are vying for three wings of the party in nevada. establishment conservative, which could go romney s way, the hard core conservative base has yet to embrace him. there is the libertarian, individualistic voters who may gravitate to paul. and tea party conservatives, who could split a number of ways. and then there are the mormons. mormons are about 11% of the population, but in a republican primary, they may be up to a quarter of the voters here. what is very important to remember here is they have very, very high turnout rates. four years ago, pheromones voted 90% for romney. but ron paul is courting them heavily, appeal to go their innate respect for the constitution. they see this as a very, very special document and limiting government and self reliance, i mean, they are not big government people. ....
Optimistic about the odds. i don t think romney is going to do nearly as well this year as did he last four years ago. according to political science professor, the candidates are vying for three wings of the party in nevada. establishment conservative, which could go romney s way, the hard core conservative base has yet to embrace him. there is the libertarian, individualistic voters who may gravitate to paul. and tea party conservatives, who could split a number of ways. and then there are the mormons. mormons are about 11% of the population, but in a republican primary, they may be up to a quarter of the voters here. what is very important to remember here is they have very, very high turnout rates. four years ago, pheromones voted 90% for romney. but ron paul is courting them heavily, appeal to go their innate respect for the constitution. they see this as a very, very special document and limiting government and self reliance, i mean, they are not big government people. ....
And they don t think mormons christians. but two-thirds of protestants and catholics believe the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints is christian. so it s only the evangelicals in their own world single out the lds church, mormon church as not being part of the christian faith. but if you look at how they say they ll vote, they say they ll vote in equal numbers with other republicans. i think the thing is you mean when it comes to a choice between obama and yes. in the general, their turnout rates will be the same from what i see. i think they want to be taken seriously, they want to seem like they re still players. they re really not. i hate to be blunt and gross. but if they don t have money to put ads on the tv in this world, they don t count. certainly compared to the super pacs. they re not going to drop a couple million bucks in florida. let s take a look, family research council is organizing that texas meeting, says, quote, some have portrayed this as ....
Say they ll vote, they say they ll vote in equal numbers with other republicans. i think the thing is when it comes to a choice between obama in the general. their turnout rates will be the same from what i see. i think they want to be taken seriously. they want to seem like they are still players. do they have any money? if they don t have any money to put ads on tv, they don t count. certainly compared to the super pacs. they aren t going to drop a couple million in florida, for example. tony parker is a guy that s the family research council organizing the texas meeting. some have portrayed this as a anti-romney rally, a bash mitt weekend. it s not. what is driving it is discomfort with mitt romney among evangelicals and the search for another candidate. that s an easy way of saying i don t like the guy, but it sounds nicer, right? is it religion or philosophy? for evangelicals, but for white evangelical protestants in the south, it s really about ....
I think even when it comes to a choice between obama? yes. the turnout rates are going to be the same from what i see. i think they want to be taken seriously. they want to seem like they are players. i hate to be blunt about it, but if they don t have ads to put on tv, they don t count. especially compared to the super pacs. drop a couple million in florida. tony perkins is a guy we respect. he s organizing a texas meet in. he says some have portrayed this as an anti-romney rally. it s not. it s discomfort among evangelicals. that s an easy way of saying i don t like the guy, but it sounds nicer. i think for evangelicals, you re right to single them out. but in the south, it s about theology. it s a discomfort. there s issues where they see a flip-flop. ....