Romney calls Palin presidential run 'great'

The Hill ^ | 11/1/10 | Mike Obrien

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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R) said Monday it would be "great" for former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) to run for president in 2012.

"She would be a great thing for the Republican primary process," said Romney, a 2008 presidential candidate and a potential candidate again in 2012. "It'd be a good thing for her to get in."

Romney, Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) have all rallied around Palin, who on Sunday night condemned suggestions that GOP operatives in Washington were looking to stall any potential presidential aspirations she might have.

"The story is nonsense. Because first of all I know Sarah Palin pretty well, and if she wants to run there's not going to be any Washington elites stopping her," Romney told conservative talker Laura Ingraham on Monday on her radio show.

Steele, who's appeared on the campaign trail with Palin at times this fall, told her critics to "shut up."

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HONORARY FOR SURE!

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A sampling of Brown's campaigning in New England: FOXBORO (CBS) — Republican candidate for governor Charlie Baker campaigned alongside Senator Scott Brown Saturday afternoon. “Scott’s been a tremendous support throughout the campaign,” said Baker. “And he knows these races are fundamentally about pocketbook issues, jobs, taxes and spending.” Baker and Brown also joined congressional candidate Sean Bielat at a rally in Foxboro. Beilat is fighting a close race against longtime incumbent Barney Frank. http://boston.cbslocal.com/2010/10/30/sen-brown-campaigns-for-charlie-baker/ Brown was in Rhode Island Monday to stump for state Rep. John Loughlin; first at a morning rally in Warwick and then at a campaign event later in the afternoon in Lincoln. During the afternoon event, Brown pointed out the similarities he shared with Loughlin, including their message about fighting taxes. Loughlin is running against Providence Mayor David Cicilline for the seat currently held by Rep. Patrick Kennedy, who announced earlier this year he would not seek reelection. "This is not Kennedy's seat. It's not the Democrats' seat," Brown said. Brown's visit to Rhode Island came on the same day President Barack Obama was scheduled to arrive in Rhode Island to raise money for Democratic congressional candidates, including Cicilline. http://www.wpri.com/dpp/news/politics/local_politics/sen-scott-brown-campaigns-for-john-loughlin State Rep. Jeff Perry, the Republican candidate for the 10th Congressional District, spent part of Sunday campaigning with U.S. Sen. Scott Brown in Quincy. http://blogs.wickedlocal.com/masspolitics/2010/10/04/jeff-perry-campaigns-with-scott-brown-gets-americans-for-legal-immigration-support-from-the-candidates/

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Mittens is a poser.

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If you want to know how Romney would do against 0bama, just watch as tired old lefty Brown beats Mitbot Nutmeg Whitman.

[Diogenesis]

Mitt endorses Palin. Great.

Now he should go back to the Democrats.

[Darkwolf377]

Sorry about the formatting on that last post, that’s what I get for doing too many things at once.

[EternalVigilance]

"...if she wants to run there's not going to be any Washington elites stopping her," Romney told conservative talker Laura Ingraham

Mitt Romney: Lying spokesman for the Washington elites.

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That’s good, I am glad he is helping, I was just going by what Sean Bielat had said, maybe Brown came around after that.

[EternalVigilance]

"...if she wants to run there's not going to be any Washington elites stopping her," Romney told conservative talker Laura Ingraham

Mitt Romney: Lying lead spokesman for the Washington elites.

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Multi-tasker!

[Jim Robinson]

Romney doesn’t have the balls to stand man to man in a gunfight against Sarah the Mama Grizzly Moose hunter. He prefers cowardly backstabbing.

[Diogenesis]

Romney PRETENDS RomneyCARE is NOT ObamaCARE.

He will be the DOOM of any party who touches
his herpetic mission.

[Darkwolf377]

Brown also did a lot for Perry, which is mentioned in one of the articles. As I said, I’d lost a lot of faith in him, but I was getting sick of hearing him so often on the local radio, a good thing.

[Tennessee Nana]

“She would be a great thing for the Republican primary process,” said Romney
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Subtefuge...phoney baloney...

“great THING” “the Republican PRIMARY process,”

Ya notice Romney DOESNT say

“She would be a great PRESIDENT”