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Mitt Romney In Talks of Returning to CA
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ABC News' John Berman reports: Mitt Romney is considering a dramatic cross-country return to California in an effort to pick-up delegates on Super Tuesday.
With some polls showing him neck and neck with John McCain in California, the campaign is considering a night-time rally Monday night, before returning to West Virginia on Tuesday morning.
The plans are not set in stone, but the fact they are considering it shows where their heads are.
Also, Mitt Romney exchanged e-mails with Patriots quarterback Tom Brady yesterday to wish him luck in the Superbowl.
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John Mccain is in trouble in California and he knows it. Romney has been polling alot better in many super tuesday states as Mike Huckabee has fallen off. This shows a clear surge for Mitt Romney my friends and I believe California will go his way.
Posted by: David Aulds | Feb 3, 2008 4:10:52 PM
Stop the Invasion . . . . Elect America's best and brightest so we have a chance to win the multiple front onslaught to our economic and ideological freedom: Borders, Jihad, Economics, China, Life . . .vote Romeny.
McCain is a good soldier, but he is not eequipped analytically to be our commander in chief. He is a trigger happy neo-con committed to more wars rather than a strategic gamer focused on winning the larger wars.
Stop the Invasion, Vote Romney.
Posted by: jeff lawrence | Feb 3, 2008 10:54:52 PM
Mitt Romney is the real conservative candidate. Pull the lever for Mitt on Super Tuesday! Put John McCain out to pasture.
Posted by: Nancy | Feb 4, 2008 12:23:22 AM
Go Romney go!!
Posted by: Ryan | Feb 4, 2008 12:52:54 AM
Conservatives need to rally now! Time is so short. Everyone who cares about a CONSERVATIVE Republican party needs to vote for Mitt Romney. This really is about the future. John McCain is NOT conservative. Huckabee is not ready and probably never will be. Yes, put John McCain out to pasture. Vote Romney!!
Posted by: jmackley | Feb 4, 2008 2:54:54 AM
McCain's morphing into Bush, and his campaign is eerly reminiscent of Bob Dole's run in '96. The end result favors another Clinton, unless Obama can slay the dragon. The Republican party is too satisfied with Hilliary to suit my vote. That's probably why they're most likely to nominate three Democrats like Mike McRomney, rather than go with a TRUE conservative. When the party does that, the people stay home. It's a good year to be an actual Democrat. The Mike McRomney's would do better with that D next to their name, than the R which they never live up to anyway.
Posted by: cba | Feb 4, 2008 2:59:20 PM
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