We all agree it's not technically impossible.
You seem to have skipped reading the posts I have been responding directly to by
Mike Irwin,
Rabbi, and a few others who have adamantly stated that anyone other than McCain getting the GOP nomination is flat out
impossible, which is completely false. "Improbable" does NOT equal "impossible".
And the idea that the GOP delegates are going to vote against the candidate who won the most votes cast by GOP voters is as ludicrous as..as..as....Ron Paul's positions. And it dont get worse than that.
Firstly, you demonstrate continuing ignorance of the point I have been making as clear as I possibly can, and so I can only assume you are doing the online equivalent of putting your fingers in your ears and yelling "la la la, I can't hear you!!" Repeat after me: in some/many/most states,
elected delegates make up their own minds about whom to support for the GOP nomination.
Then I repeat a c-r-y-s-t-a-l clear example: Nevada gave ~51% of the straw poll vote to Romney (who has endorsed McCain). Delegates
are in no way - legal, party rules, morally, or otherwise - required to abide by the results of the official straw poll,
because it was a straw poll and had no bearing whatsoever on the election of delegates; I know, because I was sitting right in the middle of both. If I has been told otherwise, I would have responsed by saying, "get bent, I quit", as I cannot bring myself to show support for McCain even in the slightest way.
In short, Rabbi,
you are wrong. That fact does not change the matter that anyone other than McCain winning the GOP nomination is improbable, but repeat after me:
"Improbable" does NOT equal "impossible".