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413 out of about 2 million Utah people? I might as well ask my dogs who they like.
All the snide comments in the world will not make Romney anything other than a decent, superlatively successful and accomplished gentleman with a great family and a great future.
We need our A-game at this dangerous point in our history...and that's Mitt. The world is volatile, the jihadists are hunting us, the economy is strong but wobbling. We need a cool head, a brainiac. We need Romney.
Pray God we get him...and donate to help him. I've decided I'm going to even though I don't have a lot. I want to do my part in that way, get some signs, start helping ring doorbells or something. We need this man as president! I support Mitt!
According to a nationwide CNN poll taken the same days said, "The poll contained some worrying news for Romney: 62 percent of those surveyed say they will definitely not vote for the former Massachusetts governor in the general election, compared with just 13 percent who say they will definitely support him -- the worst showing of any of the major candidates."
Don't worry Utah, you opinion really matters on these things, right?
When Utahn's opinions come closer to the rest of the antion, then maybe politicians will start paying attention to Utah.
Your polling is irrelevant. Why don't you get out of the business? No question that Willard "Mitt" Romney is the best qualified man or woman in the presidential hopeful field from any measurement. But why ask Utahns. What do they know about politics? They elect democrats just like others. This is a liberal state.
Memo to doggie, polls, and annoymous:
You people are hopeless, and are liberals. My dogs would have voted for Mitt, and have more sense than people who think Osama Obama, Hillary, Edwards and all the other democrats combined. The mainstream media, Huckabee, and people around the country of various persuasions have attempted to frame this race in religious terms. Mitt's core beliefs and principles, politically and religiously are correct. He is the most fit to occupy the White House unquestionably.
At some point, Romney will stop spending his own money and drop out of the race.
WE NEED HIM!
Mitt in second place in Michigan will assure McCain of a great run for the nomination. Mitt will stick around because of three assets: he has money, he has money, and he looks good in blue. McCain will need a running mate, and Mitt might get the nod. That is all he is running for if he tanks and finished 2nd in his childhood state. McCain will be gracious if he wins, and bulldog about coming close if he loses. I don't know thought about picking Mitt for vp. Pawenty of Minn. looks better.
Huck is also trying for a 2nd place slot on the ticket. Hmmmmm.
Problem is: none of the combinations mentioned above can beat the democrats. Hillary and Obama, dynamite combination. Toss in Edwards as a back up to either one of them, and bingo, go pick out the carpets and new furniture.
Good that a small sampling has faith in Mass--Michigan boy. But the rest of the world is not following
Romney for president!
Utah, with its miserly few electoral votes, is a spit in the bucker of the political process, and still Romney garners money from Utah's Mormons. Which leads me to ask the following:
Mormons are stingy as hell when it comes to investing, contributing or putting their money where there mouth is on things secular, except when it serves their religious interests. Utahns as a population in general put less into savings accounts, retirement programs, are at the bottom of the list for investing in local business start-ups as an investor, pay less per out of pocket student costs/programs (in a State that prides itself on non-welfare philosophy) etc., etc., until the frenzy to get one of their own elected to high office presents itself, then they contribute and pay out to Romney all he asks for.
And after taxes and tithes (also a sort of tax), typical Mormons say they don't have enough. Year right! It's about priorities.