DE GOP Goes full on crazy – OR – In a room full of deranged nutbags, could you spot the VERY deranged nutbags?

Filed in National by on December 15, 2011

NEWT IN THE STRAW

By Celia Cohen
Grapevine Political Writer

Newt has his surge here, too.

Newt Gingrich, who has been left for dead in politics enough times to be the envy of Richard Nixon, nevertheless nudged out Mitt Romney in a modest presidential straw poll, taken Wednesday evening by the state Republicans at a Delaware Day dinner.

The tally had Gingrich with 39 votes, Romney with 38 votes, Rick Santorum from neighboring Pennsylvania with six votes, Ron Paul with five votes, and five other candidates splitting another 10 votes, including two write-ins for Sarah Palin.

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These crazy finding are significant, because it wasn’t the a Sussex County 9-12 Patriot Racism fest presided over by a WGMD disc jockey. This was an actual DE GOP event and the straw polled were the party officials and delegates who basically run the show.

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  1. Jason330 says:

    I just did the math and 62% of Delaware Republicans taking part voted for candidates with either very slim, or no chance of winning in the general.

    I guess it is safe to say that the DE GOP has been fully co-opted by the lunatic fringe.

  2. Jason330 says:

    I didn’t think that the moderates would give up so easily.

  3. Aoine says:

    @Jason – “I guess it is safe to say that the DE GOP has been fully co-opted by the lunatic fringe”

    I was just thinking the same thing……

    CRAZY is the new NORMAL for the Republicans

  4. anon says:

    The DE GOPers and the GOP candidates for president are all “very deranged nutbags.”

  5. Jason330 says:

    When I get down on people like John Carney and Tom Carper, I have to remind myself that at least they don’t want Newt, Romney or Palin to be the President of the United States.

  6. puck says:

    In 2009 I kept telling myself at least they didn’t want the GOP to control the House. By 2010 I had changed my mind.

  7. jason330 says:

    I never thought that. About Carper anyway.