posted by Kevin Davis Jr. | 1:02 PM |
permalinkAccording to Dean Barnett of Townhall.com, the answer is Yes!
The only remaining question is how Mitt Romney will feel about my repeated likening of him to the endearing cartoon character, Yogi the Bear. I got to know Romney pretty well when I volunteered for him on his ’94 Senate campaign; the Yogi the Bear comparison definitely shortchanges him in the gravitas department.
But in the political world, as he was in the business world, Mitt Romney is most definitely smarter than the average bear. While it’s conceivable that Romney’s rivals may be able to close the ground in the fundraising game, the Yogi factor will be Romney’s consistent advantage.
But wait, here's my favorite part:
Disclosure: Dean Barnett volunteered for Mitt Romney’s 1994 Senate campaign.If Team Romney will take him, he will also volunteer for Romney’s run for president.
Read the full story at
Townhall.com!
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posted by Justin Hart | 6:11 PM |
permalinkThe countdown begins! I've arrived in Boston with an hour to spare (before dinner) and before the big event tomorrow.
Full disclosure here: I've been a Romney fan since diapers, literally!
I was born in Boston in 1971 while my father attended school here. The Romney's were in our local church parish. I understand he babysat me once.
Full disclosure #2: Since that time I have never met the Governor until
last October at the NRO bash in DC. We happened to run into each other and I mentioned my name. He immediately placed me back in Boston 35 years earlier.
Others have commented on his razor sharp wit but that sharpness spills over into memory in a very cognitive way. You make friends very quickly if you remember their names.
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