Former MD Governor, Bob Ehrlich, signs on with Rudy Giuliani. Nice to see the endorsements… This has been in the cards for a while. Perhaps I am beginning to stand corrected? However, it still fits the pattern of people disconnected Read more
Not good for the last week or so. A big FL donor jumps ship, perhaps to Rudy. (H/T: Kavon) My money is still on $35-$40m for Romney Q1.
In some ways, each state in the early process of the Presidential nominations captures something about the GOP electorate. I have noted that Iowa tends to emphasize religious conservatives. In New Hampshire, the "Live Free or Die" state, it is Read more
Epic-MRA has a new Michigan poll. Now, the horserace numbers are interesting, but I want to focus on some other things. But first the numbers. They gave us both fav/unfavs among Republicans: Don’t Know very Gen Total Gen very Read more
Ryan Sager says that if Fred Thompson gets in, Mitt Romney is "dun-dun". He’s right.
I noticed something today when I saw that Dan Quayle said that he thinks that Mitt Romney will win the nomination. Look at Indiana, where the endorsements are split between John McCain and Romney: McCain: Governor Mitch Daniels Attorney General Read more
Mitt Romney, ¿el gran comunicador?, stuck his foot in his mouth, quoting Castro in front of Cubans. Unfortunately for him, someone recorded it. Fortunately for Romney, they pulled it down: Now, I wouldn’t normally make a fuss of this. But Read more
Patrick Hynes, who works for John McCain, accompanied the Senator yesterday in New Hampshire. He’s got some great video. I can’t help but think that McCain really helped himself this weekend in New Hampshire.
Now, maybe I’m crazy. But I think that this talk of Mitt Romney and Fred Thompson running on repealing BCRA is politically lunatic. In 2008, Republicans are going to be running into headwind on ethics and corruption. The VP’s Chief Read more
So says Scott Helman. I am surprised by his ingenuity. He’s flip-flopped on more issues than I could have thought of.