comMITTed to Romney!

I am in wonderment as to why the MSM pays any attention to the Head to Head polls when we have not even finished the primaries. I know that it is fun for them to speculate and it makes news, but polls on this national level mean nothing. If I was to look at this logically why would we, as the republican party, want to send McCain up against Hillary. Politically it would be like a Brother and Sister running against each other for President of the U.S. Are we so blind that we cannot see that rotating chairs in Washington with people that have been their for so many years is not a good idea. Why do you think that the most successful coporations higher their CEO from outside unless they were groomed specicially for the role. This process would not take 30 years. OOOOOOOOh I forgot this is washington, not the real world…

Brent

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Mitt Romney is demonstrating how he would manage effectively as President of the United States.

With the race for the nomination heating up Mitt is demonstrating his skills in managing a very complicated process. I have made the argument for a long time that he is the only candidate that is fighting battles on all fronts. He is so well organized in the effectiveness of his campaign that he is the only Republican candidate that is competitive on every front of the early states. His campaign is making Rudy, Huckabee, McCain all nervous and they are so desperate that they all are attacking him personally instead of issues. Yet some out there are taking notice, as evidenced by the following article posted today on realclearpolitics.com. Under “Romney controls his own destiny”. Following is a link to the article…have a nice read

POLITICAL CONNECTIONS — Romney Is Betting Big To Win Big — By Ronald Brownstein, NationalJournal.com© National Journal Group Inc.Friday, Dec. 28, 2007

The great burden of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign is that he is the sole Republican competing in all of the key early contests that begin with next Thursday’s Iowa caucus. That could also prove Romney’s great opportunity.

How true it is…

Brent

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See why at this blog entry at Iowans for Romney.

Jeff Fuller

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You may know that Jeff Fuller is our resident expert on the State of Iowa and anything to do with politics in Iowa. He has written at this site and MyManMitt many times to enlighten us about the inner-workings and nuances of Republican politics in Iowa.

Most people who really pay attention to the presidential race begin to do so after the Thanksgiving Holiday. Then a lot of people get involved.

Would you like to actually make a difference and influence the citizens of Iowa who will get out to vote on January 3rd in the Iowa caucuses? If so, please do what I did: Go to this site and bookmark it and go there every day until January 3rd and drop a comment or two there each day. You WILL definitely sway others who may be on the fence. This is the site:

Bookmark as “Favorites” —–> IOWANS FOR ROMNEY

Contributing at the site along with Jeff is Keith Steuer. Believe me, those two know what they are talking about when it comes to Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and all-things-Iowa. Huckabee is just now starting to receive the scrutiny required of a second place position in the critically influential state of Iowa. Each one of us needs to go to this site often, explore the topics, BUT ABOVE ALL, please review the comments and leave your own comments there to explain Mitt Romney’s record and to expose all the ways the competitors do not measure up.

In one of the recent posts at Iowans for Romney, you will see a number of comments by Keith, Jeff, myself, Huckabee supporters, Tancredo fans, etc. Please become active in the new media and influence others. We need you there. Please bookmark that site as a favorite.

And THANK YOU!

~ Vic

“I am only one, but still, I am one. I cannot do everything but I can do something. And, because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do what I can.”

— Edward Everett Hale, American clergyman and writer (1822-1909)

“Our duty is to be useful, not according to our desires, but according to our powers.”

— Henri F. Amiel, Swiss writer (1821-1881)

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