Romney is the only one who has successfully managed a business. Romney is the only one who is consistantly attacked by the MSM. Huckabee and McCain have a zero percent chance of being a good president. Romney for all his faults has maybe a 30% chance of being a good president.
“Romney is the only one who is consistantly attacked by the MSM.”
We all know that the MSM likes whoever is most liberal. Their lack of attacks on both McCain and Huckabee show that they:
1. Know that Romney is the most conservative.
2. Romney has the best chance of receiving the majority of votes from the conservative base, and therefor the best chance of winning against either Hillary or Obama.
“Romney is the only one who is consistantly attacked by the MSM.”
You’ve been brain-Rushed. Most liberal journalists are spinning this as a two-way race between Senator McCain and Governor Romney. Chris Matthews has been absolutely fawning over Governor Romney while engaging in a virtual blackout of Governor Huckabee.
Rasmussen’s national numbers for today show Senator McCain at 30 percent, Governor Romney at 28 percent, and Governor Huckabee at 21 percent. Some Super Tuesday forecasts show Governor Huckabee and Governor Romney coming out with 200-250 delegates apiece. Now compare those realities to CNN’s allocation of attention during the Reagan Library debate.
Liberal journalists with brains can see that a McCain-Romney final is a no-lose situation for the Democrat nominee.
First of all, managing a business is not an especially novel thing. Tens of millions of Americans do it every day.
Second, Huckabee is comletely ignored. It is allegedly a two way race according to the MSM.
But I think the MSM is setting them up. McCain's success depends on the situation in Iraq. Romney's the economy. Both candidates are inextricably linked to these narratives that are completely controlled by the MSM.
Huckabee is not. That is why he is ignored or defined as some kind of religious zealot when in reality he is the most formidable candidate to confront the Clinton virus.