Yes, you can be conservative and not support Santorum
I still support Newt, but I’m not oblivious to the challenges currently facing his campaign.
So what if ….
Should the race come down to Santorum or Romney, I’d have to think about it, as shock...
I still support Newt, but I’m not oblivious to the challenges currently facing his campaign.
So what if ….
Should the race come down to Santorum or Romney, I’d have to think about it, as shock...
It must be great to be Rick Santorum running against Mitt Romney.
By the time Mitt gets to you, after Mike H., John M. and Newt G., all of the sudden there is grave concern that Mitt will not be nice. What’s that saying, it’s better to be lucky than good?
Via ...
Yesterday, the editors of National Review called on Newt to drop out of the race in favor of Santorum:
When he led Santorum in the polls, he urged the Pennsylvanian to leave the race. On his own arguments the proper course for him now is to endorse Santorum and exit.
Well, as least NR...
John Hinderaker at Power Line lays the blame for an eventual loss to Obama primarily at the feet of Newt:
Nevertheless, if you are a Republican, the vibes are very bad. The presidential primary season has turned into a disaster, in my view. Mitt Romney has shown a discouraging inability to appeal to...
As was documented by Jeffrey Lord at The American Spectator, the floor speech Newt gave about Reagan’s “failing” Soviet policy in 1986 was filled with praise for Reagan and the criticisms of the policy raised in the speech were common...
Romney does not appear to be falling for the second political death (or is it third?) of Newt, because his SuperPAC still is going negative against Newt.
Perhaps his team knows, based on internal polling, that for all of Santorum’s caucus wins and next best thing hoopla, Newt remains the greatest threat in big ticket...
I’ll post the Nevada results later. Romney won big there in 2008 (51.1%) because of the heavy Mormon turnout at the caucuses and is expected...
We have been here before. The accusation that harsh criticism of Barack Obama or his policies constitutes the use of “racially tinged” code words.
Invariably, the code word problem is defined in such a way that the accusation is self-fulfilling; the lack of an actual...
Mitt Romney has outspent Newt Gingrich on negative advertising in every state, starting in Iowa, and was the first to go negative every time.
Yet Romney, with absolute conviction, continues to say that the reason he lost South Carolina was that he was outspent by Newt, which is not true.
Last night on...
in Nevada with this mailer:
Similar mailers have been running for days.
I suppose Mitt will tell us that he only is going negative because Newt outspent him in Florida.
Who is it that can’t be trusted?
Mitt Romney had a strong win last night in Florida. There’s no way to spin it otherwise, just as there was no way to spin Newt’s South Carolina win otherwise.
But at what cost?
Financially the cost was about $17 million for Romney and his SuperPAC, almost entirely on negative ads. Of the...
There is a trend developing to assign equal blame to the poisoned atmosphere in the Republican campaign, as if there were no cause just effect.
I’m not going to allow history to be rewritten the way the Romney campaign and its supporters tried to rewrite the history of the Reagan revolution and the...