Wednesday, December 12, 2007
National Review says, "Vote for Mitt"
The National Review has declared Mitt Romney their candidate, in this editorial from the editors yesterday. He is in fact their cover story. I think they lay out an excellent case for Romney, identifying many of the same reasons we have previously discussed on this blog. It will indeed be interesting to see what effect, if any, this has on the primaries.
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3 comments:
A compelling argument. Not surprising, given the fine minds over at the NR.
Rich Lowry of Townhall and National Review takes it up a notch, taking a solid swipe at Huckabee.
Peggy Noonan also among those who are worried about the implications of Huckabee's fast rise for Republican party, and whether Reagan would cut it today.