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January 18, 2012
CITIZEN ROMNEY
It is futile to fight
against, when one doesn't know what one is fighting
for.
-Ayn Rand
For all intents and purposes,
the Republican Primary season is over. The unprecedented
victories in both Iowa and New Hampshire by former Massachusetts
Governor Mitt Romney have taken the starch out of things.
Not so much for his own prowess, as his flimsy character
chronically reveals severe fault lines that become ever
more distinct upon the slightest inspection, it's that
not one of his opponents appears to be a viable candidate
for president, have a third of his funds, and suffer
daily push-backs from every corner of the GOP establishment.
All that is left of this gory charade is for the drag-ass
press monkeys to scratch out sorry stories of failed
hopes and disingenuous claims, gaffs a-plenty by desperate
challengers too stubborn to admit the jig is up, and
an agonizing rehashing of poll after miserable poll.
Don't be fooled by any
of it.
It's over.
No Republican non-incumbent
has ever won the first two contests in a run for president
-- and after January 21 in South Carolina, most likely
the first three -- and failed to become his party's
nominee. The Romney Campaign has made mincemeat of an
already compromised field -- unprepared, unrealistic,
underwhelming and unfortunate bottom feeders, and Ron
Paul, who, to his undying credit, has run as staunchly
unwavering an ideological race as this reporter has
ever covered or witnessed. There is something wickedly
crucial about what Dr. Paul is pulling off; getting
on national television and state ballots talking about
gutting the Federal Reserve, legalizing drugs, eradicating
all modes of food and energy regulations and pulling
every last American soldier from all over the globe.
But he's running for president, not Super Id Guru, and
after he collects his run-off delegates and puts the
scare into the RNC that he might bolt with his new and
improved voters to offer a third party choice, he will
shuffle off to Wonderland.
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