On the surface, it sounds implausible. The idea that, after going through the entire primary and caucus season and not having a Republican candidate who owns a majority of delegates to the convention in September is the stuff of movie scripts, not reality.And yet...There are some analysts who see the GOP race in such flux and so unsettled that there could be 3 or even 4 candidates who emerge from primary season with enough delegates to challenge for the nomination but no candidate with an absolute majority. This would bring about the nightmare scenario of a brokered convention with wild floor fights and unseemly acrimony - all playing out before a national television audience.Columnist Tony Blankley is only the latest to suggest such a scenario. His article today is entitled "None of the Above: GOP Heading to Brokered Convention:"It is as if each faction of the Grand Old Party feels a stronger passion to defeat its intraparty rival factions than to defeat the Democrats...(Read Full Post)