[2ndDivisionVet]

Gov. Romney has just a slightly better chance of getting the Tea Party's support than Mr. Obama does. He's the white, Mormon Obama.

[unkus]

Romney is headed down hill. IMO

[mamelukesabre]

Mitt Romney in a rut
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Mitt too??

first herman cain is in the rut and now mitt. Must be rutting season for republicans.

[tflabo]

He’s trying to play prevent defense and run out the clock.
Trouble is its not even half-time yet in the race.

[Ronin]

Romney’s 25% is all he is going to get. If there was any way he was going to “catch fire” it would have happened by now.

[sipwine]

If Dick Morris is speaking then it is opposite day...that means in this case...Mitt Romney is not in a rut.

[hecht]

when did the Club for Growth become establishment?

[GeronL]

“harken back to the days before Ronald Reagan”??

I am sure he means “before AND after”

Romney is a McCain or a Dole. He has stated in the past how he wants to moderate the GOP.

On the campaign trail with Obama I am sure he will McCain and talk about what a great guy Obama is. ugh.

[ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton]

I think it is Romney vs. the rest of the candidates.

Trouble is he might win with 75% of the party opposing him but divided among the other candidates.

[cynwoody]

If it's Romney vs Seamus, vote for the dog.

Natural born American canine (admittedly, the dual Irish citizenship is an issue for drooling birfers). Aged 35+ in dog years. More shovel-ready (and at least one hose-ready) jobs than the incumbent. What's not to like?

Hint: if you're curious, drag Seamus's pic to Google Images

[leprechaun9]

Romney is very consistent. In the 2008 Presidential Primary, he also only managed to get 25% of the Republican Base!

[Caipirabob]

Mitt’s position supporting RomneyCare in Massachusetts and his flip-flop-flip on abortion and gay rights cause understandable concern among conservative voters.

As in disqualifying him entirely from consideration for any position outside of "used car salesman"...