Mittens’ Virtue to Triumph Field’s Pandering
Friday, January 4th, 2008
Mitt Romney isn’t afraid, because that’s not something legends do. Legends persevere against the insurmountable odds of “household names” like John McCain, Frederick Thompson, Rudolph Giuliani; even against the eternal frontrunner Michael Huckabee, whose discipline and national organization has always pitted him as The Inevitable. Maybe those guys have the money and the adoration of all Republicans. But only Mitt Romney has the unwavering policy stances, the convictions, the message of hope to heal America. The Decade of Huckabee is finally coming to a close.
Mitt Romney isn’t afraid, because that’s not something legends do. Legends persevere against the insurmountable odds of “household names” like John McCain, Frederick Thompson, Rudolph Giuliani; even against the eternal frontrunner Michael Huckabee, whose discipline and national organization has always pitted him as The Inevitable. Maybe those guys have the money and the adoration of all Republicans. But only Mitt Romney has the unwavering policy stances, the convictions, the message of hope to heal America. The Decade of Huckabee is finally coming to a close.
Mitt Romney isn’t afraid, because that’s not something 
Mitt Romney’s second place victory in Iowa is a first place victory for the American Dream. 