comMITTed to Romney!

Obama keeps saying this isn’t about race (although he plays the race card mighty well…i.e. funny name, picture on money not the same, etc comments)…but, what the heck? Charles Barkley always talked about running for Gov. of Alabama as a REPUBLICAN, so why in the world is he in Denver? Just listen to him talk.

[Update: Barkley apparently “defected” from the Republican Party…I guess I haven’t kept up with him enough lol See: Charles Barkley: “I Was a Republican Until They Lost Their Minds”

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I just happened to be in my SUV when Laura’s radio show was on. It’s been a long time since I’ve had the chance to hear her show.

Jed Babbin was quest hosting this morning and he was talking about the story that is on the minds of political junkies all across the country. The anticipation that HRC will throw in the towel tonight in a speech (my understanding from her home in New York state) being crafted by her with help from her husband, Bill.

Then a news flash came from Jed that a major news outlet is allegedly in possession of a blockbuster Michelle Obama video that supposedly could wreck Obama’s chances in the general election. I saw the same story on NYForMitt.COM a couple of days ago. I looked for the story on Drudge before I posted this and couldn’t find anything. Does anybody know if this story has legs? If it is a legitimate story, I would think it would be all over the ‘net by now, so I’m hesitant to say too much more about it.

If any Mittheads have more information, please post it in the comments section.

This could roil the election and throw everybody’s calculations out the window. Grab the popcorn and turn on the TV to your favorite news station, this promises to be a very interesting night!

~~John Cronin~~

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(CNN)— Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said Thursday he feared his party’s nominee facing Mitt Romney in the general election more than any other candidate.

“Frankly, Mitt Romney was the candidate I feared the most in the general because he’s got plenty of money, he’s wealthy,” Dean told reporters at a committee briefing. “He’s very articulate and he willing to say practically anything, and Republican voters want discipline.”

When asked if he’d fear a McCain-Romney ticket, Dean said the former Massachussetts governor was the best candidate the Republicans were probably “ever going to get.”

Romney dropped out of the presidential race last February saying that if he continued his campaign it would “forestall the launch of a national campaign…making it easier for Senator Clinton or Obama to win.” His departure from the race essentially secured John McCain’s place as the presumptive Republican nominee.

Dean also characterized McCain, as a “weak candidate,” one who is very out of touch with “21st century Americans” on issues like the economy, Iraq War, and health care. He added that McCain has no plans to get out of Iraq or solve the mortgage crisis.

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