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Tag Archives: Mitt Romney
Hugh Hewitt Praises…Romney
Curious what Mitt Romney’s take was on Sarah Palin? Nah, me neither. But if you were, where else would you turn but to Hugh Hewitt.
Veep It
NRO’s Veep poll. I voted for Sarah Palin, but she’s sadly in second place to Mitt Romney. I suspect Hugh Hewitt of multiple proxy voting.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Hugh Hewitt, Mitt Romney, NRO, poll, proxy, Sarah Palin
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His Own Petard?
(Cross Posted at Whatif?) When John McCain and George W. Bush were vying for their party’s nomination, I was a McCain fan. How could a person not be impressed by the man who refused to leave Vietnam’s prison camp to … Continue reading
Republican VP Candidates
Despite Keith’s wise admonition, many Republican leaning (or formerly R-leaning) voters have resigned themselves to the fact that Sen. John McCain will be the Republican nominee for Election 2008. That does not sit well with more than a few. Personally, … Continue reading
“But I Must Eat”
Further conservative consolidation behind Mr. Slick. My friend the Huckabeeist has given in with an endorsement of Mitt Romney.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged elections Republican, endorsement, GOP, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney
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Look Who Pays For Mitt-Care
As governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney oversaw the implementation of state-wide universal health care, something that he touts as a major accomplishment on his campaign website. In fact, after signing the legislation into law, Romney penned a an Op-Ed for … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Health Care, MichaelW's Page
Tagged Economics, Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, taxation, universal health care, Wisconsin
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Reflections on Fred
This was a post better suited for yesterday and Fred’s withdrawal, but I suppose I let myself get distracted without posting it. It should go without saying that while I was unsurprised by the event, it was nevertheless disappointing. But … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008
Tagged 2008, campaign, election, Fred Thompson, Iran, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, pessimism, political, politicians, Republican, social security
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Mitt Hatred Explained
Not too crazy about Mitt Romney but don’t know why? Amy D. Goldstein is ready to help. Among the many reasons you hate Mitt, is because you’re jealous of his hair and are a religious bigot. Yep, it’s true. *cough* … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Amy D. Goldstein, hair, jealousy, Mitt Romney, propaganda, religious bigotry
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Hatred on the Homefront for McCain
The Maricopa County Republicans (McCain’s home county) held a meeting and had a straw poll on the primaries. McCain was voted “Most Unacceptable,” ahead of even Ron Paul. Fred Thompson won the “Most Acceptable” vote, but then lost to Romney … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged county, election, Fred Thompson, John McCain, Maricopa, Mitt Romney, primaries, Republicans, Ron Paul, straw poll, vote
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Hunting for Fredheads
The “Mittosphere”? Ugh.
I think this is true
At least the last sentence, my emphasis: First he has no chance whatever of being elected President of the United States of America. He is a rich kid, yes so is George Bush as well – but George Bush gives … Continue reading
Attempting prescience, 2008
Can Mitt win against Obama? The thing is… just about any of them could maybe win against Hillary. Or lose against Hillary. But winning against Obama is more problematic. People *like* Obama. And is Mitt really that much better than … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008
Tagged Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Mitt Romney, Obama, presidential candidates
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Notes from the Vote
Romney is walking away with Nevada and has declared victory. American Research Group’s last-minute poll in South Carolina picked up an enormous Thompson surge (to 21%). However the exit polls are saying it’s the McCain and Huckabee show. Byron York … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Bill Clinton, Byron York, exit polls, FDT, Fred Thompson, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Mike Hucakbee, Mitt Romney, Nevada, poll, primaries, Ron Paul, Russ Feingold, sedative, South Carolina, surge
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Frontrunnerless
Some people are very happy about the Michigan results: media firms. As Ken Wheaton points out in Advertising Age, with there still being no clear frontrunner for the GOP nom, spending on advertising is about to go through the roof.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged , advertising, election, GOP, Ken Wheaton, Mitt Romney, nomination, Republicans
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A MITI for Detroit
Mitt Romney appears to be calling for a government directed solution to the American automotive indutry’s woes. Marc Ambinder uses the occasion to point out that save Thompson, interventionist government seems to be a consistent theme for all the GOP … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged automotive industry, Fred Thompson, government, Marc Ambinder, Michigan, Mitt Romney, Republicans, statism
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