Thursday, January 31, 2008
Romney Gets Most Important Indorsement
All day I've been hearing about the misgovernator's nod to John McMexiCain*. But this is the real news: (from http://hughhewitt.townhall.com/blog)
Sean Hannity: "I'll tell you right now, and I've not announced this, but I will be voting for Mitt Romney in this campaign. It's the first time I've stated it publicly. I'll state it now." ("Sean Hannity Radio Show," 1/31/08)
Here is a misguided prediction:
http://www.examiner.com/blogs/tapscotts_copy_desk/2008/1/30/Is-Romney-the-real-winner-in-Florida-GOP-primary
PREDICTION: McCain is now established as the clear front runner and that means he will soon experience a depth of analysis and critique from the mainstream media and the Right side of the Blogosphere that he has never before had to endure.Two things will follow: First, the more typical Republican voters know about McCain's views, the less likely they will be to vote for him, and, second, as this process become more evident, McCain's legendary temper will manifest itself in ways that are extremely damaging to him.
Why is it misguided? Because the mainstream media will not do any meaningful analysis of John McMexiCain. A McMexiCain win of the republican nomination would as good as guarantee a win for the democratic candidate -- and even he did win the presidency, it would be just about the same result as if Obillary won.
*John McMexicoFirstCain -- shortened to McMexiCain
Sean Hannity: "I'll tell you right now, and I've not announced this, but I will be voting for Mitt Romney in this campaign. It's the first time I've stated it publicly. I'll state it now." ("Sean Hannity Radio Show," 1/31/08)
Here is a misguided prediction:
http://www.examiner.com/blogs/tapscotts_copy_desk/2008/1/30/Is-Romney-the-real-winner-in-Florida-GOP-primary
PREDICTION: McCain is now established as the clear front runner and that means he will soon experience a depth of analysis and critique from the mainstream media and the Right side of the Blogosphere that he has never before had to endure.Two things will follow: First, the more typical Republican voters know about McCain's views, the less likely they will be to vote for him, and, second, as this process become more evident, McCain's legendary temper will manifest itself in ways that are extremely damaging to him.
Why is it misguided? Because the mainstream media will not do any meaningful analysis of John McMexiCain. A McMexiCain win of the republican nomination would as good as guarantee a win for the democratic candidate -- and even he did win the presidency, it would be just about the same result as if Obillary won.
*John McMexicoFirstCain -- shortened to McMexiCain
// posted by Zerin Hood @ 7:21 PM 
