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In reply to the discussion: Huntsman is withdrawing from presidential race [View all]Proud Liberal Dem
(24,392 posts)17. None of the "Not-Romneys" had his organizations, the endorsements, etc. Romney has
I mean, he's been running for POTUS virtually non-stop since, what, 2007? His "coronation" seems all but assured at this point. A conservative alternative (i.e. Santorum) will likely hang around for a while longer to see if they can make a dent in him and put him "on notice" that social conservatives and baggers are watching him closely for any signs of "betrayal" or "moderation" but unless things suddenly and dramatically change, Romney's very likely got it sewn up IMHO.
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Why do I have a nagging feeling this is just a headline grabber publicity stunt?
flying_wahini
Jan 2012
#8
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_politics/view/20120115campaign_officials_jon_huntsman_to_withdra
grantcart
Jan 2012
#7
MSNBC : Chuck Todd: "Huntsman will endorse Mitt Romney at 11 am tomorrow morning"
Tx4obama
Jan 2012
#11
None of the "Not-Romneys" had his organizations, the endorsements, etc. Romney has
Proud Liberal Dem
Jan 2012
#17
32% of Huntsman's voters had Romney as their 2nd choice. Followed by undecided at 24%, Paul at 15%
Tx4obama
Jan 2012
#30
I lost a lot of respect for him when I learned that he will endorse Romney. Does
coalition_unwilling
Jan 2012
#37