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Romney isn't giving up race despite Super Tuesday losses

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Say Yes to Ham | 12:04 p.m. Feb. 7, 2008

Obama is everybody's blank slate. I wonder how long he will stay that way.

Mitt? I think he just struck people as too much of a phony, too artificial. People aren't dumb: they recognize shameless pandering and flip-flopping when they see it. His campaign has reached its inevitable conclusion, but I have a feeling he'll be back, especially if a Dem wins this election.

SAD | 1:01 p.m. Feb. 7, 2008

Meaning Mitt is out of the race which I am truly sorry. Me and my family are now turning our faces to the democrats. We are now in favor of OBAMA! We don't like those worms left in Republican party. And Hellary Clinton is out as well!.... I can't stand that blabber mouthed woman!

Tje Aftermath | 3:19 p.m. Feb. 7, 2008

When thieves fall out--Now, let Huck and Chuck worry about what Romney and McCain might be plotting. They are plotting, you know, and maybe their plans won't include Huckleberry. Give Chuck an ambassadorship in Outer Mongolia.

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Lm Otero, Associated Press

GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney arrives in the parking lot of his campaign headquarters in Boston. Romney's bid for the White House is seen as all but over.