My Case for Mitt Romney: A Possible Southern Upset?

Our country is at an extremely critical point in history. Our dependency on foreign money and oil has never been higher. Our leaders are addicted to the debt they create. America is desperate for a leader with true experience in governing, solving problems, understanding our economy and the ability to rally our leaders to find real compromises—desperate for a president who can do more than inspire. I am deeply concerned about our future. I am one voice, but this is my case for Mitt Romney.

Monday, March 12, 2012

A Possible Southern Upset?

CNN reported today that the most recent American Research Group survey shows Romney leading in Mississippi. Romney leads Gingrich 34% - 32% followed by Rick Santorum at 22%. (Click to read CNN article).

The biggest story here is not necessarily Romney's surprising momentum in the south, but rather that Santorum is in 3rd place. Mississippi has an extremely strong ultra conservative base and it appears they are choosing Romney.

Doesn't this discredit Santorum's argument that Mitt can't connect with true conservatives?

Romney with Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant / AP Photo

The race in Alabama is also quite telling. Polls indicate that Gingrich is only leading Romney by 3 percentage points. Santorum is in 3rd place.

Big story. Big momentum. It's about time.

Go Mitt!

Monday, March 12, 2012

A Possible Southern Upset?

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