Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney speaks at the BYU Marriott Center in Provo, Utah, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014. (AP Photo/The Salt Lake Tribune, Al Hartmann)
By S.A. Miller – The Washington Times
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Republican voters haven’t given up on Mitt Romney for president, putting him at the head of the pack of the potential GOP field for 2016 in a new national poll.
Mr. Romney led with 19 percent support in the Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday, followed by former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush with 11 percent. New Jersey Gov. Christopher Christie and famed neurosurgeon and conservative commentator Ben Carson tied in fourth place with 8 percent.
On the Democratic side, Hillary Rodham Clinton continues to dominate with 57 percent support from her party’s voters in the poll. Liberal firebrand Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts placed a distant second with 13 percent, followed by Vice President Joseph Biden with 9 percent.
Mr. Romney, who ran twice before and was the 2012 GOP standard-bearer who lost to President Obama, has shied from talk of another run. But Republican insiders speculate he will jump in the race if Mr. Bush stays on the sidelines.
No other Republican in the crowded field of potential contenders topped 6 percent in the poll, which found 16 percent of primary voters still undecided.
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If Romney runs, he was convinced by those in power to run as a straw man for Hillary.
His being in the ultra .1%,
Having billions in income while creating zero product in America
Taking his income offshore (betting against America)
The dude takes and contributes nothing- parasite.
People will pay attention to this next time around.
Please this is the best we can do? Mittens the wimp
1. “Republican voters haven’t given up on Mitt Romney for president,”
Uh, what “republican voters” haven’t given up?
[RED] Anonymous on November 6th, 2012 10:35 pm
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Mr Romney, Please return yourself back to the men’s department at JC Penney’s.
The American People will not be using you as president.
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2 “But Republican insiders speculate he will jump in the race if Mr. Bush stays on the sidelines.”
Anonymous on April 28th, 2014 11:28 am
“I have a source that told me that if Jeb Bush decides not to run, that Mitt Romney may actually try it again,”
“HAHAHA”
MITT ROMNEY IS ***NO*** JEB BUSH, NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU SPIN HIM!!!
Anonymous on April 19th, 2014 10:26 am
Anonymous on February 2nd, 2014 11:31 am
“they are hoping to avoid the kind of chaotic and protracted nominating battle that dismayed party elders and damaged the eventual candidacy of Mitt Romney.:
IT GOT “CHAOTIC* BECAUSE THEY,
THE “DISMAYED PARTY ELDERS”
AND WITH THEIR $$MONEY – KEEP TRYING TO *SHOVE* THEIR POSTER BOY MITT ROMNEY DOWN OUR THROATS!!!!
WE’LL FIGHT BACK THIS TIME- WITH MORE THAN A “PROTRACTED NOMINATING BATTLE”!
Yes…. let’s bring another Bush in-
“Iraq War: biggest backfire ever. Thanks George”
No, seriously. Really.
What’s up with the pentagram for the GOP logo?
What’s that about?
Does anyone doubt that Romney would be a far better president than this dirt bag we have now? I didn’t think so.
Will Sheldon Adelson pony up again for this loser? Doubt it
Number 6-
Yes. Obama is a MUCH MUCH better person to have as president than Romney.
The number one reason.
Obama keeps his money in America- if America does well, his money does will.
Romney keeps his money in bank accounts in other countries that do well when America does not do well (placing bets that America will fail)
This is how Romney made his wealth; betting against those who depend on him… A true life vermin.
You want someone at Americas helm that if America becomes prosperous his own personal wealth decreases? Holy Moly that’s scary.