The latest polling in Utah’s senate race has Mitt Romney up by some 36 points over Jenny Wilson, his Democratic opponent. Barring an enormous upset, Mr. Romney will join the United States Senate. This will put him a few checks and balances away from a president — the leader of his party — whom he once called “terribly unfit for office.”Ah, don't ever change, New York Times.
Of course, a deeper understanding of the soon-to-be-Senator Romney could be had by a quick perusal of the archives. I'm a little shocked to find that the archives have over a hundred entries on Mitt. (!!!)
He was my Governor when I lived in the People's Republic of Massachusetts. Now All Y'all will get a chance to enjoy his governing style, good and hard. Note to self: Utah doesn't elect Republicans; Utah elects Mormons. But then, I'm clearly biased, having endorsed Obama over Romney*.
But the future is Mitt-tastic, so there. Gun control opponents beware.
I expect that my post tag for him might approach 200 before his career is all and done.
* That was one of my finest rants, althoughI could not predict the rise of Donald Trump back in 2012. I did hint at the reaction, though:
And rather than a million Tea Partiers taking to the streets, it will be two million, or three. Rather than five or ten corrupt GOP Establishment crooks turned out of office, it will be thirty, or fifty.And this bit (from that same post) is perhaps the most prescient writing I've posted in this last ten years of blogging:
We f***ed up once, trusting him and the rest of the GOP team. How's that working out? Rebuilding a party that Reagan might actually recognize is what this country needs - and right now, damn it - and Mitt Romney isn't the man to do it.
Barack Obama is.You might want to click through and read the whole thing - and the over 60 (!) comments it drew. Welcome to MittWorld.
Locally, the good people of Frederick County love democracy so much they voted to end democratic rule of the county budget. Question D passed, effectively giving the Firemen's Union boss control over county spending and policies. Way to go, people. we wouldn't want to learn from the mistakes of California and Chicago, would we.
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