[petertare]

I think “Mutt is great” may not be a satisfactory explanation in full.

It might be that he has had a full press on the citizenry for the last 2-3 months. It is non-stop Mutt on the radio. I got two mailings yesterday, and almost everyday something shows up. Phone calls are weekly.

Mclame has had some campaigning, but nothing like Mutt. I probably have gotten 1 call about a Mclame event, as opposed to a couple dozen Mutt autocalls.

Thus far, no one seems to be competing with him here in Iowa. It just aint all Mutts charisma and charm—it is more he has saturated the place with propaganda.

[GeorgefromGeorgia]

Fred has not even started his campaign and his poll numbers are right up there with the others.

[freekitty]

I hope I don’t get flamed for this but my experience with Mormans leaves a lot to be desired. I worked for some for a while and found although the family presented the all american decent family picture; it was anything but behind the scenes. I was appalled at how verbally abusive the father was to the mother. He was always telling her she couldn’t do anything right and comparing her skills as less than the rest of us employees. It became so uncomfortable I finally left. I am in no way saying the Mitt family is this way; it’s just that the ones I knew were.

I don’t know if anyone remembers Skaggs one of the 1st discount stores way before Walmart. These people were unbelievably corrupt always undercutting other businesses. For example, a designer brought out a new fragrance. The department store ran an ad promoting it exclusively. They knew Skaggs could probably obtain it black market; but asked them not to promote or sell in good faith until they had brought it out. Of course, Skaggs reneged on their agreement and ran an ad discounting this new fragrance the same day. These have been a few of my experiences with the Mormans. I really don’t mean to imply they are all that way.

[ComeUpHigher]

Uhhh, it’s called running an effective presidential campaign. The other candidates should try it.