Republicans give Romney free advice on how not to blow the race he’s actually pretty much already won.
We’ve obtained an email sent out recently by Bain & Co to recent recruits on how to deal with questions about power-alum Mitt Romney. The gist is: Mitt is awesome! But as long we’re on the subject we’re Bain & Co, not Bain Capital where all those people got fired. Read it.
Pressed on tax returns, Romney calls for Gingrich to release 90s ethics report. And not just Mitt. His surrogates — like fmr. Gov. John Sununu (R-NH) — are pushing the same thing.
Speaker of the Kansas House apologizes for sending an emailing praying for Obama’s “days [to] be few and brief.”
There are signs this morning that the Romney campaign is prepping supporters for a loss in South Carolina tomorrow night. The upside — or what people think is the upside — for Romney is his continuing strength nationally. Indeed, the big news of the last couple weeks was that Romney finally seemed to be breaking out of the sub-30 box he’d languished in for so long. But the latest polls show the national primary electorate just as fluid as it was. Frank Newport of Gallup — usually your classic hyper-cautious poll analyst — talked about Romney’s numbers “collapsing” nationwide. I’m not sure I would have used quite that word. But big picture, he’s right. Look at these numbers.
Wow, fresh off President Obama’s performance last night of Al Green’s Let’s Stay Together, a follower on Twitter sends me this earlier bootleg of President Obama singing Aretha Franklin. No really. After the jump … Read More
Scientists stumble across monkeys in Indonesia long thought to be extinct and manage to capture rare photos of them.