Romney has enjoyed success in the polls, and subsequently at the voting booths. What he has lacked is the entire conservative base getting behind him. If he had enjoyed that from the beginning it’s very likely the GOP primary would have been settled at the close of January. So after giving Gingrich and Santorum a few tries, it looks like Mitt is finally receiving the nod.
Rasmussen | National GOP: Romney 40%, Santorum 24%, Gingrich 16%, Paul 12%
GOP12 shares this little snapshot that says a lot about that that thought.
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Heh. Colbert begins the ‘Countdown to Loving Mitt’
http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/409404/february-29-2012/indecision-2012—countdown-to-loving-mitt
Ha. Thanks!