For many Georgians, the 2012 election season has been a three-act play — part tragedy, part comedy — that is moving toward a final curtain much too slowly. Act I goes back to March, when we went to the polls to make our choices known in the state’s presidential preference primary, an event with a sizeable cast of Republicans that set the stage for November’s curtain call. It’s hard to believe that just five months ago we were choosing from a broad field of contenders hoping to be the presidential nominee of the Republican Party.