Sunday, February 25, 2007

Romney Trending down

A month ago Mitt Romney's campaign was flying on all cylinders and doing well. Currently they have hit a bump in the road. Does that mean he will lose the GOP nomination? Not necessarily. Look at what happened to John Kerry in '04, he was written off as dead until he won in Iowa (some called it an upset).

The GOP traditionally doesn't make changes swiftly in the Presidential race. It is vital that Romney stay in the top-tier of candidates. In my opinion, as long as Speaker Gingrich stays out of the race, it is a three-man fight (McCain and Rudy are the others).

If Newt gets in, then he and Romney will duke it out for the 3rd spot.

My opinion, the momentum has shifted to Rudy. His poll numbers keep climbing, and as more "moderate" states move up their primary, he gets stronger and stronger. The other interesting thing to note is that McCain has been attacking Bush really strongly and his numbers have dropped. Is there a parallel, perhaps, but perhaps not.

Buckle up folks! We are in for a wild ride, and I haven't touched the Clinton-Obama fued.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Newt seems to have alot of grassroots support. Check out DraftNewt.org

Anonymous said...

Newt seems to be attracting alot of attention from many many conservatives. Check out his grassroots campaign effort at draftnewt.org. Lots of excitement around him getting in or not.

Anonymous said...

Hello I like Mitt Romney and he is still my choice for the main gop ticket Keep Going strong Mitt.
Many conservatives will stay home if we get rudy or mccain.
as far as newt he has not decided if he is going to run yet and mccain is still trying to make up his mind if he is going to run.