So what do people think? Is Mitt Romney the inevitable winner of the Republican primary, as each flavor-of-the-month candidate becomes a flash in the pan as they crash and burn?
Or is Romney just too unacceptable to Republican voters? Stay tuned!
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If they don’t throw up an unvetted dark horse at the last minute – to avoid all those pesky “questions” about background – yeah, it’ll be Mitt.
LOL If people haven’t seen the animated short “The Cat Came Back” you aren’t getting the whole joke – but this is funny anyway.
An unvetted dark horse candidate is already too late to the party. There is no time to build a campaign organization, get on ballots, etc. The only option would be celebrity with instant name recognition and tremendous popularity, but there aren’t any the Tea Party would support – and the ones they would will never win the general election.
So, at the end of a long and grueling process – it will be Mitt, with one of the Tea Party crazies for VP. It *could* be Cain, but it’s more likely to be someone else – Cantor, for example.