Mitt Romney Overplayed His Hand in Michigan

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Bachmann, Romney, Perry ~
Cain, Perry, Romney ~
Romney, Gingrich ~
Santorum, Romney, Gingrich ~
Santorum, Romney ~
By the late spring and early summer, how refreshing when finding that it's the one champion - the only one who kept his truth - left standing. Ron Paul, a man of the people.
When it's time for the Americans to act this autumn at that alter of democracy, it won't be Government of the Corporations, by the Politicians and for the Bankers that prevails over all of us. No, rather, with clear intention it will be patriots standing shoulder near shoulder for Dr. Paul, in our firm conviction that government of, by, and for the people shall truly not ever - not even now - perish from this earth.

John of NY 7:03AM February 26, 2012

I canot believe any one associated with the auto industry ( all of Mi. , most of Oh. ) wold vote for that guy. Even the rich would have got badly hurt if Obama had not done the auto bailout which Romney was against.

Bob of MN 9:24PM February 25, 2012

i think mitt''clark griswold" romney's home coming speech today at ford field,a 65,000 seat stadium,.where a crowd of 1200 hundred people showed up,speaks volumes about what the good people of michigan think of him.
one might think it has something to do with his past comments,with regard to letting the detroit auto makers go bankrupt.
for some reason this doesn;t play well with the voters of michigan.
lets remember both president bush and president obama supported the bailout.once again, the republicans are caught flatfooted.

bruce b of NV 6:45PM February 24, 2012

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Ford O'Connell

Ford O'Connell is a Republican strategist, conservative activist, and political analyst. A frequent commentator on Fox News, CNN, and other broadcast media, he worked on the 2008 McCain-Palin presidential campaign. He is the managing director of Civic Forum Strategies and the chairman of CivicForumPAC. In 2010, he was named a “Rising Star” by Campaigns & Elections magazine.