[bray]

Mitt is bombing in this interview. He comes across as a career politician and says nothing about anything. He has no core beliefs and will be exposed by the liberal attack machine.

Merry Christmas

[ez]

He comes across as a career politician and says nothing about anything

"Thats why in a productive society you have new invention coming along..." - what a tool.

[altura]

Even with a friendly questioner, Mitt came across as bland and passionless. I do not see a person who wants to change government much at all.

[MissMagnolia]

Not the first time I've thought he's the 'Obamican' (Republican version of Obama) ...... pretty close to The Won on more than a few issues. The country needs a dramatic change in course with a very strong, principled leader & I don't see that with Mitt.

Merry Christmas to you, too!

[PaleoBob]

Mitt is bombing in this interview. He comes across as a career politician and says nothing about anything. He has no core beliefs and will be exposed by the liberal attack machine.

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Exactly right on all counts.

But the fix is in for Mittens now and in the coming few months we will see all rivals be “persuaded” into dropping out, lest their futures in the family, um, the party be cut very short.

Perry, Santorum, Bachmann and Huntsman all understand this now and are probably hoping to become the 2016 heir apparent, or, the “made man” (as Romney is now).

I guess Newt might try to hang in there because I doubt he cares about a future in the party. This is his Rubicon.

But that’s it. Romney is the de facto nominee and like Bray almost says he can’t win. It’s the great tradition of McCain, Dole, Ford, ugh.

Four more Obama years? Just add Romney.