| − | |Two days before the SC primary, Rick Perry dropped out and endorsed Gingrich<ref>[http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57361787-503544/rick-perry-drops-his-presidential-bid/ Rick Perry drops his presidential bid] Condon, Stephanie, cbsnews.com, January 19, 2012, retrieved January 19, 2012</ref> -- so ''Conservapedia'''s prediction here was perfect in result and off by only three days as to when. | + | |Two days before the SC primary, Rick Perry dropped out and endorsed Gingrich<ref>[http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57361787-503544/rick-perry-drops-his-presidential-bid/ Rick Perry drops his presidential bid] Condon, Stephanie, cbsnews.com, January 19, 2012, retrieved January 19, 2012</ref>—so ''Conservapedia'''s prediction here was perfect in result and off by only three days as to when. |
| − | |Abruptly quit his campaign on April 10th and offered to help Romney; will endorse Romney as soon as the dismay by his supporters abates | + | |Abruptly quit his campaign on April 10 and offered to help Romney; will endorse Romney as soon as the dismay by his supporters abates |
| | |See [[Mystery:Why Did Santorum Quit?]] As noted before, as long as Santorum draws more voters away from Romney's more conservative competitors than from Romney himself, Santorum will stay in the race and delay his endorsement, but that polling probably shifted in early April. | | |See [[Mystery:Why Did Santorum Quit?]] As noted before, as long as Santorum draws more voters away from Romney's more conservative competitors than from Romney himself, Santorum will stay in the race and delay his endorsement, but that polling probably shifted in early April. |