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Collapsed NH primary calendar forcing GOP to fall in line

It is said of the Republicans they do not fall in love, they fall into line.

And the collapse presidential primary calendar to align forces sooner rather than later.

And in New Hampshire, they will fall in line behind the former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.

Nothing has kept his tour Romney appointed leader of the pack from the University of New Hampshire GOP Survey Center has been tracking in 2009.

No member Michelle Bachmann Minnesota who came in June then melted like a Sno-Cone in the summer heat. No Governor of TexasRick Perry, who like sour cheese left on the kitchen counter.

And this is not the New Jersey Governor Chris Christie that would not be forced to join the fray of the GOP, not the former governor of Alaska Sarah Palin has become boring as she flirted and teased the electorate on a race.

It is not likely to change in time to influence a primary could very well be held in a couple of short months.

Think about it.

Initially it was thought that the first nation in 2012, the New Hampshire primary will be held on Tuesday, February 14.

Now, we could very well be called to the polls in December ... as in December 2011 ... as in this December is just a couple of months.

All thanks to Florida to force everyone's hand because of its insistence that its primary be held January 31.

The Republicans have been casting about looking for someone to love, thinking they had all the time in the world.

But their political clock to enter the hyper-Daylight savings mode, they will quickly have to start coalescing behind someone at least as they can and put in place against President Barack Obama.

This is not so much a question of who will win New Hampshire.

Unless there is a change of Titan, cataclysmic, historic property - has the Boston Red Sox - Romney will win the New Hampshire primary.

When Is Daylights Savings Time? | PraiseHouston - Praise 92.1 ...

Happy Tuesday to you saints.

If you are an early bird like me, you have got to be noticing the time changing. What I mean is that it’s alot darker in the morning than it has been in the past. So, I was having a conversation on twitter (@radiomemphis10) asking the question… Did I miss Daylight Savings time?

Daylight Savings Time in the United States of America starts on the second Sunday in March of each year and ends the first Sunday in November of each year.

When it goes into effect each spring, clocks are moved forward by one hour at 2:00 AM standard time, and the time becomes 3:00 AM daylight savings time (DST). When DST ends in the fall, the clock is moved back at 2:00 AM daylight savings time, and the time becomes 1:00 AM standard time. This is where the saying “Spring Forward, Fall Back” comes from.

When on standard time, the time zones in the USA are Alaska Standard Time, Pacific Standard Time (PST), Mountain Standard Time (MST), Central Standard Time (CST), and Eastern Standard Time (EST).

When on daylight savings time, the time zones in the USA become Alaska Daylight Savings Time, Pacific Daylight Saving Time (PDT), Mountain Daylight Saving Time (MDT), Central Daylight Saving Time (CDT), and Eastern Daylight Saving Time (EDT).

Many other nations observe some form of daylight savings time, but not all start and end it at the same times as the USA does. Additionally, not all states in the USA support it. Arizona, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, U.S Virgin Islands and American Samoa do not.

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