Like Pollutico wants a Republican President.
In 2012, the Republican voters made it clear that Romney was athe last choice in a field of vulnerable candidates. Normally, I wouldn’t expect a serious 3rd party run, but this is a very good way to invite one.
Mitt Romney set out early to create a vacuum for the 2008 primary, he pulled some early fund raising stunts that locked up some big money and announced that he would invest a large portion of his personal fortune, this kept out any serious competitors, and then of course it was even easier for him to pull that off for 2012.
There won’t be a vacuum in 2016, that primary will be full of heavy hitters, it will be a battle between the Reagan/Palin wing and the Rockefeller/Romney wing, Romney is not big enough to play with the big boys and never was.
This is utterly ridiculous! Romnay, after the last election and by his own admission, stated he had no desire to serve as president. He ran because he was pressured to do so. Let’s find someone who wants the job!
Or, is he a sadist? Does he like to watch us suffer because of his campaigns?
Or, both?
He is not the de facto leader of the republican party.
He is a gutter urchin and if I have blow money to defeat that A-hole, to get to a candidate who is acceptable, for damn’d sure I’ll do it.
K C U F Mitt Romney. ...
Putz...
No, no, no. I don’t regret not supporting him last time, and I foresee more lack of support in my future. Though I will admit, the place was more delusion-filled when the Romneybots were around, and was therefore more entertaining.
There’s an equivalently strong case for me to wash the three dishes stacked up in my sink. The difference would be that the result would be a positive.
Heck, no.
Sounds like the political consultants want to pick his pockets again.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA......HA.
“Strong Case for Romney 2016 White House Run”
Please, no. I voted for Romney in 2012, and would do so again, given the choice between Mitt and the 4 more years of Obama we are now suffering. But 2016 is not going to be like 2012 or 2008. The young guns in the GOP are coming of age, and some of them are actual conservatives. We will almost surely have several far better choices than Mitt Romney.
I would accept Romney in a GOP administration. He’s got a lot of business smarts. Put him at the Fed or let him oversee an initiative involving privatization of inefficient government services. Something like that. But as the head of the GOP ticket in 2016? Not the guy we need, or should want, IMHO.
Romney has too much money and too little pride.
Hell no... Cruz/Palin, Cruz/Walker, Cruz/Carson, Cruz/Perry...please...
I actually think Willard may run. Ann Romney has said no but I’ll bet he wears her down. He is convinced the election was stolen in 2012 and it probably was. Even Bill Clinton said he thought Romney was going to win. Mitt wants another bite at the apple. So what is that going to do to Ted Cruz and Rick Perry? They are the only two guys that spark any interest in me.
2012? I’m still wondering if he will run in 2008.
There will plenty of Rino’s running for 2016, it will be boring and much like the 2012.
Unless we get some good people running, like Cruz, West, Palin, then we will have something to cheer about.
I can’t wait to see Cruz debate these Rino’s, that’s going to be exiting, he knows more about everything, than all the Rino’s combined.
Yeah, he has a good chance to to be nominated. Conservatives are as fractured today as we were then. Our failure to coalesce behind a candidate gave us Rommney. Conservatives are individualists. We are not inclined to flock or join a herd. Still, we have got to figure out who we can coalesce around earily and do so, or we will loose the country and probably the world.
Romney - the Magic RINO:
Chihuahua Romney - the One and the Only "Magic RINO(TM)":
"We don't intend to turn the Republican Party
over to the traitors in the battle just ended.
We will have no more of those candidates who are pledged
to the same goals as our opposition and who seek our support.
Turning the Party over to the so-called moderates
wouldn't make any sense at all.""
-- President Ronald Reagan
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