Posted on 11/03/2014 9:18:49 AM PST by C19fan
Mitt Romney is keeping a very high profile this midterm-election season by campaigning coast to coast for Republicans, and two recent polls suggest why he might be encouraged to stay active in politics. Romney and his family say Mitt will not be running for president in 2016, but in August the two-time presidential candidate and 2012 GOP nominee made sure to add, circumstances can change.
GOP strategist Mark McKinnon describes what what those changing circumstances could look like. If Jeb Bush or Chris Christie do not run, McKinnon tells National Review Online, then one could make an argument for Mitt Romney.
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Myth is such a gentleman. He would never want to confront Hillary Benghazi Clinton on anything. We should let the GOPe/MSM shove him down our throats. Again.
Vote Suppressant should go away
Bob Dole is my man!
Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie. The Tri-humph-irate.
The perfect race for the media.
Personally I’m more interested in the slugfest between Clinton, Warren, Bill Richardson, and possibly Biden and Kerry.
Elect Bob Dole and he'll put a chicken in every pot and a bottle of viagra in every medicine cabinet!!
Hillary is probably not going to run, and Mitt still can beat her.
Excellent! That means a GOOD candidate can clean FatAss's clock. If you find yourself in a fair fight, you didn't prepare well enough.
Would there be much difference between a Romney presidency and a Hillary presidency?
I mean, other than the Bill scandals?
It’s funny how Yankees STILL think everyone likes them, thinks they’re great leaders and wants to vote for them.
Why, Yankee-ism is so effective its lifelong voters have fled to other states - mostly in the South - to spread the gospel!
lol. Thanks for the heads up. Couldn’t we just have you read it for us and return and report? ; )
Romney is a deal maker. For him, your principles are his negotiating points. If he can make the deal, whatever principles he had to trade for it are well worth it.
I can almost hear Romney/Clinton in `16!
There is no difference between (R) and (D) any more.
Mitt vs. Hillary...
Reminds me of the South Park episode theme that pitted the Douchebag against the Sh!t Sandwich.
But at least we have a choice! :-(
Well of course they are..they share the same political ideology
Though Hillary is a tad bit more manly
>> For him, your principles are his negotiating points. &etc
An accurate and useful explanation. Thanks.
OK that’s the Democrat primary..
so who do we have on the GOP side ???
The main thing to remember about Romney is that he does not fight, and he does not lead. He polishes his position papers and waits by the phone.
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