Why now?
Because Team Obama is proving itself to be too smart by half, and too incompetent by three-quarters.
There is a way to do Bain, but I’m done giving that advice. Rehashing old news, which already has been out for months, isn’t going to do the trick.
Cory Booker stuck a fork in...
Does this suprise anyone? Oh, to not agree with Rahm Emanuel in Chicago:
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is not returning calls from the Ricketts family and is “livid” over a New York Times report that Joe Ricketts commissioned a proposal for a multimillion-dollar ad campaign linking President Obama to the president’s former...
It started out as a massive 5000-word hit piece on Mitt Romney reminiscent of what The Washington Post did to Rick Perry about a rock on his family hunting ground.
WaPo put a reporter (or more) on the case and apparently spared no effort to find something which could make a headline...
And not just anyone, someone who was “presumed homosexual.”
The Washington Post, fresh off finding a rock in Texas, has dug deep using all the investigative reporting skills of one of the most powerful news organizations in the world, and breathlessly reports that Mitt Romney teased someone in high school in 1965...
Rick Santorum has endorsed Mitt Romney via an overnight e-mail sent to supporters. Here’s the link to the e-mail (h/t Politico).
Is there an endorsement in there someplace?
Yeah, I guess there is, but it’s buried in paragraph 13 and half-hearted:
Above all else, we both agree that President Obama must be defeated. The task...
Jennifer Rubin, the “right” blogger at The Washington Post, gained fame throughout the primaries by obsessively skewering each not-Romney who rose in the polls, even not-Romneys like Rick Santorum she had praised when convenient to use against another not-Romney.
Because of her platform at WaPo and her designation as WaPo’s “right” blogger, Rubin...
Obama has launched an attack ad quoting Romney as saying he would not “move heaven and earth” to get Osama bin Laden and suggesting Romney would not have given the go ahead.
This coverage is typical:
Considering what a big deal AxelPlouffe and the media are making, it amazes me that the Romney campaign either is...
Newt Gingrich will be exiting the race next week. Newt not only will endorse Mitt Romney for President, Newt will pledge to work without rest to defeat Obama.
Is there anyone Romney would rather have on his side than Newt?
Oh yes, Newt will go there so that Romney doesn’t have to. Newt...
Defeating Barack Obama is a priority.
So is keeping the presumptive nominee from etch-a-sketching and erasing the conservative movement.
Via Byron York:
At a closed-to-the-press Florida fundraiser Sunday night at which his remarks were overheard by some reporters standing outside, Mitt Romney was asked about his media strategy for the general election campaign. According...
This past Saturday marked a change for the now-annual Wisconsin Tax Day Tea Party in Madison, Wisc. While thousands turned out — an organizer said it was 6,300 — it wasn’t the masses that had showed up in the pouring rain last year to see Andrew Breitbart and Sarah Palin cheer...
You go to war with the Mitt you have.
That’s the view of John Hawkins, co-founder of NotMittRomney.com, in a post at his blog Right Wing News:
At this late date, at a minimum, I’d still prefer Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Tim Pawlenty, Rich Santorum, Jon Huntsman, and anybody who came out of...
You knew this was coming, the attempt to blame a Romney loss to Obama on comments made about Romney by other candidates.
Jamie Weinstein at The Daily Caller (via HotAir) writes that Newt’s legacy will be that his criticisms of Romney will be featured in Obama ads:
If Gingrich’s White House run is...
Is this really happening again? Is Mitt Romney refusing, even assuming he is the nominee which looks likely, to release any more tax returns?
Romney released his 2010 return and projections for 2011 only after a disastrous couple of weeks of refusing to do so. I predicted at the start that his position ...
“BREAKING“ –
“Congratulations to Governor Mitt Romney on his win last night and to all the candidates for a hard fought, thoughtful debate and primary season,” said Bush in a statement. “Primary elections have been held in thirty-f...
