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McCain!

Tuesday January 8, 2008

Categories: Politics


McCain wins New Hampshire.

Brokered convention anyone?

This is amazing stuff. But perhaps it isn't surprising. McCain is being rewarded for being true to his word - he didn't back off his idea for the surge in Iraq, he didn't back off an illegal immigration package that would allow "illegal Americans" to become "legal Americans."

What a massive, massive repudiation of Mitt Romney. Romney is governor of the neighboring state of Massachusetts. He spent massive amounts of money and he has lost.

It is very hard to see how Romney recovers.

However, Romney has something that no other candidate has - a personal fortune. He can stay in this race for a very long time.

So now it is McCain and Huckabee leading the GOP race.

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Comments
Doug
January 8, 2008 8:51 PM

I just heard the problem Mitt Romney faces in his very gracious concession. Quotes are approximate but he said something close to "Come on up here, xxxx, we usually have the chairs up on stage not serving drinks."

Compare that with Huckabee's "I'm from the serving class not the ruling class."

Romney kind of can't help reminding you that he's pedigreed and wealthy.

Doug
January 8, 2008 8:53 PM

By the way, I'm delighted by this.

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