[2ndDivisionVet]

How many "Rockefeller" or "country club" Republicans are left? Didn't a lot of them go over to Obama in 2008?

[econjack]

An awful lot of baggage for both of them. I've heard a rumor that Mitch Daniels (governor of Indiana) may make a run. I sure hope so, as he has totally turned this state around. Lots of experience in the finance area...served under Reagan and guided a lot of his budget policies.

[Diogenesis]

Mitt Romney is not qualified to be dog catcher,
and probably is not even eligible.

[mad puppy]

“As the current field stands, Romney remains the most viable alternative to Palin.”

First of all, that is pathetic. Where the h#ll is conservative leadership?

Second, if true, I will vote Sarah.

[blueplum]

comments coming from Romney camp sound mysteriously like the anonymous slurs being quoted during the campaign.

Romney is too ‘New England’

Sarah, well, she's the poet of our hearts

[equalitybeforethelaw]

How many “Rockefeller” or “country club” Republicans are left? Didn’t a lot of them go over to Obama in 2008?

I don’t know, you would have to ask McCain that question. I generally ignore manufactured cat fights published by WAPO. Remember, Halprins employer is only qualified to explore the meaning of MACACA. Consider the source.

[hinckley buzzard]

His runner-up finish in 2008 has given him front-runner status for 2012

Romney was "runner up?" I thought he dropped out with like zero support after spending fifty million dollars.

[cowboyway]

Romney is just another Ivey League member of the ‘ruling class’.

Palin is my choice for real grass roots conservatism.

[ansel12]

"Ideologically, Romney’s candidacy would garner the support of the prototypical northeastern, moderate Republican, a group more open to a campaign embedded in political pragmatism rather than ideological crusade.

Palin’s candidacy would attract those who favor a wholesale and voluminous rejection of the Obama agenda, decrying any hint of bipartisan squeamishness."

Mitt Romney: "I was an independent during the time of Reagan-Bush. I'm not trying to return to Reagan-Bush."

Mitt Romney: "I'm not a partisan politician. My hope is that, after this election, it will be the moderates of both parties who will control the Senate, not the Jesse Helmses."

[DBrow]

“the divide between “wine track” and “beer track” Republicans, a comparison between Republicans who are college-educated and economically wealthy, the wine trackers, and the more blue-collar, working class, the beer trackers.”

Donkey donuts. It’s liberal vs conservative. The article indulges in a bit of class warfare hree, wonder which the author is?

[Donald Rumsfeld Fan]

As the political calendar inches closer towards 2012, Romney and Palin may quickly become more foes than friends.

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[TexasCajun]

I hate Romney and his goons !!

MeCain/Graham-like Romney better call off his attack dogs!!

[pallis]

We don’t need more political royalty mucking things up. Romney is just more of the same thing that got us where we are now.

[onyx]

Ideologically, Romney’s candidacy would garner the support of the prototypical northeastern, moderate Republican, a group more open to a campaign embedded in political pragmatism rather than ideological crusade.

Precisely the voters who like and elect Collins and Snowe.

Palin’s candidacy would attract those who favor a wholesale and voluminous rejection of the Obama agenda, decrying any hint of bipartisan squeamishness.

Clearly.