Office by Alex Penny
Objective & Subjective, but always Respective of the Collective
Read it and weep be confused.
“You win by giving people a choice. You win by giving people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country, not someone who’s just going to be a little different than the person in there. If you’re going to be a little different, we might as well stay with what we have instead of taking a risk with what may be the Etch A Sketch candidate of the future,” Santorum told a crowd at USAA. (ABC News)
I wonder if this is more of a ploy to convince people to vote for him over Mittmentum. Truth be told Mitt has his problems, but fiscally speaking he isn’t anywhere near Obama.
Rick right now is coming off as a sore loser, as he probably realizes his chances of victory are slim to none (despite the fact that he’s predicted to win Louisiana on Saturday). Hat tip: Hot Air
Mitt has already apologized for this apathetic statement for the poor, but the fact that this is on video means it will be used against him in the general.
(Source: CNN)
It’s not Obamacare the democrats could go after. Mitt’s patterns of flip flopping and refusal to answer questions until polls are released would help Barack paint Mitt as “too timid” to be President (something one can’t say regarding Obama). Mitt is wise, but lacks courage—and both are necessary for the presidency.
…by having one of the GOP stars endorse Mitt. :-( Well, if Perry can’t win the nomination, Obama’s chances of re-election will go from impossible to probable as all he has to do is mention Romneycare (if Mitt wins) or The Cain Doctrine for Muslims (if Herman wins). Things aren’t looking too good for the GOP as of this moment.
If you don’t think this will be a problem in the general, then be prepared to salute President Obama as he enjoys his second term.
Pretty much no matter how you slice it Romney may not have enough support to defeat Obama. And while I think his faith is irrelevant (I honestly could vote for an atheist, Hindu, etc. as long as they were qualified), there are unfortunately a ton of people in the south who will not. It’s a “2 man race,” but I think it’s more between Perry and Bachmann (the latter who probably will not receive the GOP nomination, a feat that Romney could achieve if he is able to take out Perry).
He actually likes the movies?!
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Allahpundit (Hotair.com)