[Tau Food]

Obviously, Romney was not the super-manager that he claimed to be. However, he was doomed from the start, anyway. The GOP cannot win with a liberal.

[Jim Robinson]

Now, that’s what I was trying to say way back when we could have made a difference.

[muawiyah]

Back to the tax return problem, he managed to escape review of his tax returns filed for a couple of relatively recent years ~ just after the Obama Great Recession started ~ so maybe he wasn't the great manager folks imagine ~ maybe he was the great financial loser who got blown away just like everybody else.

The Mittbots beat me quite forcefully for proposing that ~ kind of like I'd hit a sore spot somewhere ~ pulled off all the scabs!

[rfp1234]

Obviously, Romney was not the super-manager that he claimed to be. However, he was doomed from the start, anyway. The GOP cannot win with a liberal.

Ditto. When you start out not contesting your home state, and pick a running mate from a supposedly 50-50 state like WI, you're basically forced to run the table in other swing states.

I don't know if Rob Portman could have helped carry Ohio, but I believe he'd have had a fighting chance.

It's never too early to start thinking about 2016, but I have a feeling if the nominee doesn't come from a key swing state where he or she is very popular, say hello to POTUS Hilldebeest for 8 more years.