When the Democrats complain about "voter fraud" on Tuesday...

... they should keep this in mind.


Dead voters continue to cast ballots in New York:

"Democrats who cast votes after they died outnumbered Republicans by more than 4 to 1. The reason: Most of them came from Democrat-dominated New York City, where the higher population produced more matches. "

Evangelicals for Mitt: The Kem Gardner "Apology"

What Kem Gardner's apology should be

Evangelicals for Mitt: MORE ON THE WITCH HUNT: THE KEM GARDNER "APOLOGY"

Sorry, Miho, He's already taken

Very funy post at Nutmeggers for Mitt:

...
So it was in early 2002 that I gave up my quest to make Prime Minister Koizumi marry me, freed him from my basement, fled to the United States, and I began to stalk investigate now Gov. Romney of Massachusetts as a possible candidate for husband President.

Nutmeggers for Mitt: Why I want Mitt Romney in 2008:

Representing the people

I love this exchange reported by the Boston Herald

During a press conference this week about removing some Massachusetts Turnpike tolls, a Boston Globe reporter rambled through an elaborate, jargon-laced soliloquy that was interupted by Romney when it became clear there was no question in sight.
“Do you have a point of view on this?” Romney joked.
“I represent the people, governor,” the stunned reporter replied.
Romney’s punchline: “No, I represent the people. You represent the media.”

Video as well:

Romney vs McCain

...the McCain-Romney rivalry is commanding the attention of GOP activists in Iowa and New Hampshire and is establishing in their minds that McCain and Romney -- in that order -- are the favorites for the party's 2008 nomination...

Under the guise of recruiting supporters to assist their respective political action committees' efforts in the midterm elections, the McCain and Romney camps traded salvos in late September and early October that almost sounded like presidential campaigns in full battle mode.

The endless Race - National Journal - MSNBC.com

See Mitt in Action

From C-SPAN's Road to the White House series.

This (RealPlayer or alternative required) is a speech given by Gov. Romney while campaigning for Danny Carroll in Iowa.

The first part of the clip is of John McCain, but if you forward to 29:21 you can skip ahead to Gov. Romney.

No teleprompter, no cue cards, just Mitt talking about his feelings about America.

Mitt Romney on the Issues

Mitt Romney on the Issues

Welcome to the genesis of North Carolinians for Mitt Romney. I was going to kick off this blog with a run-down of how Mitt stands on the issues.

Lucky for me, Nathan Burd of Americans for Mitt has done the work for me.