Our next President of the United States, Willard Mitt Romney, won all five of the states which held a primary yesterday. New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island and Connecticut were all easy victories, as Romney exceeded 50% in each. Speaking at a rally last night in New Hampshire, Mitt Romney kicked off his general election campaign against Barack Obama, declaring that a ′better America′ is on its way. The Mitt-ster even got creative and used ′fairness; against Obama, citing policies of the current administration that are unfair to the Middle Class and to future generations. Romney′s big line of the evening was when he described how Obama will try to use diversions to keep attention away from the real issue of the moment. ″Its still about the economy, and we′re not stupid!″
So the next six months and change will be about the failure of the Obama version of hope and change. Obama has had more than 3 years to fix the economy and has made no positive headway. We still have an ailing housing market. We still have a financial system loaded with toxic assets. We still have a general lack of credit available to the markets. We still have a convoluted Byzantine system of tax and regulatory policies that make doing business or earning a living difficult. And we are still sinking deeper into National Debt.
Mitt Romney will be the 2012 GOP presidential nominee, there is no doubt about that after last night. Rick Santorum barely got 20% of the vote in his home state of Pennsylvania. Newt Gingrich, who spent most of his remaining resources and time in Delaware, only managed 27% in that winner-take-all state primary. Ron Paul got some votes, too, finishing second in three states, for all the good it will do him.
The real battle between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney now begins in earnest. While most of the national polls give Obama a slight lead, the numbers have been tightening and we can expect that to continue. Obama will now attempt to paint Romney as some wild-eyed radical Conservative. Good luck with that one! About the only thing radical of Mitt Romney when he switches from wearing a blue tie with white stripes to wearing a blue tie with silver stripes. Stock up on the smelling salts!










April 25th, 2012 at 6:42 am
Our next president?
Want to make a bet on that? If Romney becomes president then I will do you all the favor of never stepping foot on this site ever again. If Obama wins, then you do the same.
April 25th, 2012 at 9:52 am
Wake me up in 2016.
April 25th, 2012 at 12:45 pm
LOL, LR!
You waiting for Jeb Bush?
April 25th, 2012 at 12:46 pm
Snow, if Mitt Romney wins, then I expect you to visit here daily and complain about him. If Obama wins, then you can expect me to keep complaining, too.
April 25th, 2012 at 4:15 pm
Brilliant, caring President Obama should and will win the Presidency again in November!
April 25th, 2012 at 4:20 pm
?!? “Wild-eyed conservative?” The Obama campaign has been having fun talking about Romney-care for ages! And some members of it fairlyrecently”celebrated”Romneycare’s”anniversary!”
April 25th, 2012 at 4:25 pm
?!? It is Twit Robme HIMSELF who tried to paint HIMSELF as “severe” conservative. LOL Ol’ Etch-A-Sketch has already been doing some “shaking,” though. Nobody in their right mind would vote for Orwellian Romney! Just before one company Romney led was investigated for massive welfare fraud, Romney pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars from that company’s sale, and distraught employees were thrown out of their jobs! Romney is one of the worst people imaginable to be “President!”May it NEVER happen!
April 25th, 2012 at 5:48 pm
He HAS to select Rubio, although I think he would personally make another choice.
The Hispanic electorate is too important to ignore and they have shown no affinity for the Mittster.
April 25th, 2012 at 6:06 pm
Romney chances are improving, certainly better than things looked a month ago. 50-50 now, only because Obama has done a pathetic job.
April 26th, 2012 at 4:25 am
Latest Fox News poll of registered voters is 46-46.