[Reaganesque]

Things could get even more interesting if, as is reported, Fred Thompson joins the race. This would be the first time in a long time that I've liked more than one candidate in the primaries. Of course, my loyalty is to Mitt however, Fred would be a great alternative. Mitt's been building some momentum over the past couple of weeks so, we'll see what kind of an affect Fred Thompson entering the race will have on that. This could be very interesting!

[Reaganesque]

Mitt Ping!

• Send FReep Mail to Unmarked Package to get [ON] or [OFF] the Mitt Romney Ping List •

[Nervous Tick]

>> The other potential challenge is his Mormon faith.

The Constitution prohibits a religious test for office...but the MSM are going to do their very best to insert the test themselves into the campaign, and keep it alive by constantly hammering it. I think it will backfire, though.

[nowandlater]

Let’s get ready to RUUUUMMMMMMBBBBBBBLEEEE!

While I personally like Mitt, I think a good fight will improve our chances for ‘08. I eagerily await Fred’s entrance into the race. I also hear that Tom Coburn wants to get in the race too. He would be a great choice too.

[Brilliant]

I could support Romney. Also Giuliani. Not McCain.

Obviously Thompson would be better, but I think he’s waited too long. He may be looking to garner the VP spot.

Romney/Thompson would be a good choice. Or vice versa.

I am worried about their chances of beating Hillary, though. I think Giuliani has the best chance of beating Hillary.

[mirkwood]

[JayHawk Phrenzie]

So, what are Romney’s positions this week again?

What time is it, they may have changed again.

What will his positions be after he’s elected?

[NeoCaveman]

A Mitt vs. Fred primary works for me. I couldn’t get too upset by the outcome

[DesScorp]

I like Mitt and all, but Deseret News isn’t exactly a non-biased source here...

[D-Chivas]

It’s going to be Romney / Thompson. And they’ll win.

[ellery]

I’d be quite happy with a Thompson/pres., Romney/VP ticket.

[TAdams8591]

I have been following the news and Mitt is moving on up. I hope his success continues right into the presidency.

[kidd]

Also, his rapid rise may say as much about the fickleness of Republicans meaninglessness of election polling this early in the campaign as it does about the former Massachusetts governor realization the Rudy does not represent the conservative base.

I FRixed it.

[COgamer]

I’ve been very impressed by Romney. We’ll have to see if he continues to say the right things, and if he can convince enough folks that he’s sincere about it. I can see Romney as president, but it’s too early for me to make a solid decision, with the door still open for other candidates to enter the race.

[colorado tanker]

Romney's criticism of the immigration proposal — which is similar to one he supported a year ago — drew a sharp rebuke from McCain.

That, conservative strategist Greg Mueller said, was a mistake that helped elevate Romney as THE conservative critic of the unpopular proposal among the presidential candidates. "The McCain attack is the best thing that's happened to Romney since the day he got in," Mueller said.

(snicker)

[Parmy]

He needs to start wearing his seatbelt in his SUV while being interviewed by a newsbabe.

[Tarpon]

Romney is the “Bush machine” pick. I have had enough Bushes and Clintoons to last me for a while.

[TheLion]

Bttt!

[TheLion]

Bttt!

[fieldmarshaldj]

No barf alert ?

[MinorityRepublican]

Mitt's the man at this moment. The only way he'll lose the nomination is if he self-destructs.

Every moment, he is looking stronger and stronger.