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 from local electoral machines.
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 Steve Carter Romney: Secretary of State Todd Rokita National Comitteeman Read more…
This is interesting: GOP consultant and former state GOP Executive Director Brendan Quinn, who was involved in the state Republican Party’s efforts to keep U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Az, off New York’s presidential primary ballot in 2000, confirmed he is now working for McCain and setting up his Empire State Read more…
The Boston media is not taking kindly to Mitt Romney’s announce in Michigan today. A number of Massachusetts Republican leaders are signing up to McCain. But perhaps the most vicious is his treatment by his local Fox affiliate: Word on the street is that a number of Massachusetts Republicans are Read more…
Fox has the details. Apparently they think Romney has a "consistency problem". Whoda thunk?
More endorsements: From The Fix. RGA Vice-Chair and MN Governor Tim Pawlenty for McCain. Lobbyist and former Congressman (also MN) Vin Webber to Romney. From Michigan Cooler. MI National Committeeman, Chuck Yob, and National Committeewoman, Holly Hughes, are for McCain. This is only sort of news. From The Shot. Brownback Read more…
A bunch of endorsements were announced today: The GA GOP Chair and National Committeeman is McCain’s southern Co-chair. The AL Treasurer is Romney’s AL Chair.