Come Full Circle
It wasn't too long ago when Utah's favorite Republican son, Mitt Romney, was cautioning his fellow GOP adherents that John McCain was too liberal to represent the Grand Old Poobahs as their presidential candidate in 2008 and had a troubling voting record on some hot-button Republican issues.
Then, when Romney saw his own presidential bid go south and he dropped out, he eventually endorsed McCain when it was undeniable the Arizona senator would be the man for the Republicans.
Now, sources tell me, Romney will be at McCain's side tomorrow for the presidential candidate's $1,000 per plate fund-raiser at noon at the Grand America Hotel.
Romney's popularity in Utah should put more fannies on the luncheon table seats and more money in McCain's coffers than originally hoped for.
It also will likely fuel rumors of a possible spot for Romney as McCain's running mate, whether or not it could be a reality.
It also should help ease the minds of Republican legislative incumbents running for election in swing districts, since McCain by himself is not considered a great asset for local candidates in Utah.
Cheers,
Paul Rolly
Then, when Romney saw his own presidential bid go south and he dropped out, he eventually endorsed McCain when it was undeniable the Arizona senator would be the man for the Republicans.
Now, sources tell me, Romney will be at McCain's side tomorrow for the presidential candidate's $1,000 per plate fund-raiser at noon at the Grand America Hotel.
Romney's popularity in Utah should put more fannies on the luncheon table seats and more money in McCain's coffers than originally hoped for.
It also will likely fuel rumors of a possible spot for Romney as McCain's running mate, whether or not it could be a reality.
It also should help ease the minds of Republican legislative incumbents running for election in swing districts, since McCain by himself is not considered a great asset for local candidates in Utah.
Cheers,
Paul Rolly
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