Romney is a long shot at this point. He had the most money early, but didn’t break through. I class him in the same tier as Hunter and Huckabee. I’m supporting Hunter because he’s the most conservative candidate and in my opinion the best . . .
He may well be the best. . .but he is not a ‘long-race’ winner. . .We need a winner for the long haul.
forgot to add. ..IMHO...of course!
“I class him in the same tier as Hunter and Huckabee”
Aaaaugh!!! How can you sully the name of Hunter by putting it in the same sentence as Huckabee?
What are you smokin'?
Romney has solid leads in several key battleground states, including New Hampshire, Iowa, now South Carolina.
The only thing Guliani has going for him is some etherical "national" poll, conducted mostly by mainstream-media paid pollsters, who have a vested interest in seeing Guliani split the GOP.
I too like and admire Hunter, and in fact relate to his ultra conservative politics more than any other candidate.
But I, like many others, don't see Hunter having the personality and charisma that it takes to win the GOP nomination, and US Presidency.
Is that fair?
Certainly not.
But politics never has been fair.
If it was, WWII hero George H.W. Bush would have won re-election over slime-dog Bill Clinton.
Ronald Reagan would have beat Gerald Ford in 1976.
Teddy Roosevelt would have won election on the Bull Moose Party ticket.
I am supporting Romney, in part because I admire him for his virtuous family, and values, and because he is the most conservative person who has the best chance of winning.
Hunter is going no place. Romney has a strategy that might work. He plans to win IA and NH plus MI, where is used to live. He feels that the momentum of those first three wins would be enough to push him over the top on Super Tuesday, particularly in the South where he leads in SC and NC. After Super Tuesday, it’s all over. He’s got money, he’s got great organization in those early states. Might work.
Somebodies needs to do some reading or rereading.
As I recall from the minutes of Jesus’ first board meeting in His new High-rise Temple Complex, the first thing He said was, “We need a chain of these things.” And the second was “I don’t care how many divisions this company has, just as long as we don’t open a branch in Utah.”
It’s a good thing the other religions of the world don’t suffer from sectarianism or the world would be caught in a gathering shi@storm that would make it seem like the beginning of the END.