On to another primary today... This time, we finish off the last of the Deep South primaries in Louisiana. No, Texas is not a Deep South state, it's a Southwestern state... After all of the goofiness going on the sidelines lately, it'll be nice to just get back to the race itself.
The nice part is it seems the only people who were concerned about Etch A Sketchgate and Vote for Obama were reporters and party insiders - people who get paid to care about this stuff. The rest don't seem to care. Ignorance surely is bliss sometimes... The polls haven't seemed to move in any direction, so we may finally be in a position where the field is set, barring any dropouts.
That being said, this will be one of the final good stops for Santorum, although with his home state of Pennsylvania being next, it may look like he gets on a streak - but there isn't much for him to get excited about after these two. Newt Gingrich was the only one who didn't have a bad week, but it doesn't seem to have helped him. It's pretty simple: Santorum wins with the conservatives and evangelicals, Mitt Romney takes the moderates, and Gingrich gets his last hurrah by finishing third, with Ron Paul circling the Earth somewhere in the stratosphere...
Santorum 41%, Romney 30%, Gingrich 23%, Paul 6%...
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