Mitt Quitts
Oh well … down to Huckabee and McCain.
Kind of like trying to choose from the rat poison or cyanide soda ha?
Romney Drops Presidential Bid at CPAC
Category : 2008 | Tags : Elections 2008, Mitt RomneyMitt Romney suspended his presidential campaign Thursday, telling a stunned conservative group that continuing his uphill battle against John McCain would hurt the Republican Party and make it more likely that the Democratic candidate would win the general election in November.
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1Karen
wrote on 7 February 2008 at 22:13
Mitt gave a fine speech. I listened on Fox and he was a class act. It is nice to see party loyalty over ego.
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