[The Hound Passer]

I call B.S. Maybe some former Romney staffers are saying this but I’m not sure how this gets tied back to Romney. Romney dropped out for party loyalty. Surely he had the money to go on. And I’ve never seen Romney be anything but 100% supportive toward the McCain/Palin ticket unlike others GOPers like Tom Ridge.

Also the reality is, if McCain loses (I still think he can/will pull it out) but IF then there is no de facto leader of the GOP. In fact the GOP will probably, unfortunately, be torn into a million pieces. I think Romney understands that.

Honestly, I expect the left wing MSM to try to demoralize the GOP right now, but I what I really resent is so-called conservative media like the Spectator, like some at NR, and others over on the WSJ editorial page back biting at this point. They are the one’s I really can’t tolerate any longer and don’t pay attention to.

Let’s let this race play out before we start shooting at each other. OK?

[NYC Republican]

Exactly... There's PLENTY of time for that after the election.... Folks like Ridge and Noonan, who are on record as being a quisling... THOSE are the folks that deserve our scorn... not some "unnamed person within the campaign"... Who was it? A secretary?? A chauffer?

This is beyond dumb

[Diogenesis]

"Romney dropped out for party loyalty."

This must be a Romney supporter MLK-moment.
Romney only suspended his campign and did not drop out.

Romney refused to help the GOP candidate in Mass against Kerry.
But then, his helping of the DNC (including gay marriage,
fasicst socialized health care, gun control, etc. etc)
is nothing new, is it?