The rumors of a planned Brokered
Convention, or rather, a convention where a candidate is not decided upon
during the first ballot and further deliberation and voting is required until a
candidate is chosen, is more than likely a story cooked up by the national
media since the race for at least the Republican nomination could be over by
next Tuesday. What will they have to write about then?
There hasn’t been a brokered convention
in the Television Era and there will not be one now. The party conventions only
serve these days as a confirmation of the leading candidate after the grueling primary
process. It is a jumping off point for the party platform heading into the last
step of the presidential race. For someone to “Jump the line” and try to gain
the party nomination without busting their ass on the trail and spending all
that money and energy will be impossible to pull off today. Visually and politically it will be a disaster.
What group wants to cast further doubt
upon the validity of the electoral process when the people who support Donald
Trump and Bernie Sanders are already wary of the establishment attempting to
step in and correct what they have
built? Are the primaries something to ignore if the “wrong” candidate is
chosen?
Predictability of outcome is not a part of a free and fair election process. If something should happen that makes the people feel their votes have been
ignored, only chaos will follow. And if you are a party to such a thing, do you
want your name associated with something like that? History is a harsh
judge.
I don't believe for a moment that the
story is true of Mitt Romney entering the 2016 presidential race at this late
stage or of him being offered as a viable candidate in a brokered convention. If people get that the fix is in they will certainly turn on both him and what's left of the Republocrat party.
Plus, if Romney should enter the race at this stage
he will be crushed.
The one thing that Mitt Romney will never shake as long as he lives is that HE is the father of ObamaCare.
The one thing that Mitt Romney will never shake as long as he lives is that HE is the father of ObamaCare.
RomneyCare NEVER ran in the black. It ran
deficits right from the beginning and nothing changed except for the name on
the program. To
cover up the deficits that the Massachusetts exchanges were running, Obama's
pal and former governor of Massachusetts, Deval Patrick used the general highway
funds to cover the shortfalls so it looked like it was holding its own. This is why all the roads and bridges in the state are in bad shape and the legislature is always trying to raise the gas tax...again…and again.
ObamaCare, as predicted, is blowing a hole in the nation’s economy. This is why we are stumbling along in the Obama Years and never getting ahead. Any economic gains are offset by growing debt. It's a catastrophe that Mitt will have a difficult time washing his name off of.
Mitt Romney left a terrible legacy for the state of Massachusetts. If he had run again for governor instead of running for president the first chance he got, he would have been in a better position today in the presidential sweepstakes and of more importance he would have kept Deval Patrick out of the governorship. We paid dearly for that move and more has yet to be revealed.
Mitt Romney left a terrible legacy for the state of Massachusetts. If he had run again for governor instead of running for president the first chance he got, he would have been in a better position today in the presidential sweepstakes and of more importance he would have kept Deval Patrick out of the governorship. We paid dearly for that move and more has yet to be revealed.
So now Mitt has come out at the behest of the establishment and launched an attack on the leading candidate of, subject to dissagreement, his own party. And it's over something he got hung out to dry on himself in 2012, his tax returns. This is going to endear him to the electorate?
Donald Trump is right, Mitt Romney is a fool!
Romney's political career is one of hurried missteps, hesitating miscalculations and failures to make the correct decision at the correct time.
Mr. Romney, it's over.
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