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    Mitt's Bumpy Ride In Michigan


    By JenKuznicki, Section News
    Posted on Sun Feb 19, 2012 at 07:41:06 AM EST
    Tags: Americans for Prosperity, auto bailout, auto industry, Detroit, DRIC, gas tax, Granholm, hometown, Michigan, Michigan GOP, mitt romney, Pawlenty, Romneycare, Santorum, Snyder, trees (all tags)

    Mitt Romney's literature and signs have been at every Republican event for years.  He had quite an organization in 2008 with signs that said, "Michigan for Mitt," with the cute reference of the appearance of the lower peninsula being a mitten, and Mitt's name, well, it's just precious.

    But here we are, 9 days from Michigan's Presidential Primary, which the GOP in Michigan moved up and lost half of it's delegates as a result, and now Mitt has to actually compete.  

    Mitt lost Iowa, Missouri, Colorado, South Carolina, and Minnesota, and may lose Maine.  He has so far won New Hampshire and Florida.

    So as I read what is happening downstate and about how wonderful Mitt is, I noticed how the press says Romney has not defended the auto bailout, and that it will hurt him.   Michigan Republicans defend the auto-bailout because Michigan is the auto industry and it's too big to fail, etc.

    But the auto rescue is an awkward issue in a state in which both Republicans and Democrats wholeheartedly supported it.

    Even if he wins Michigan, Mr Romney will still be dogged by the auto rescue in the general election. Mr Patterson, a supporter, says: "That's something that Mitt is going to have to address."

    Then I typed, "Mitt Romney supported auto bailouts," into my little google search thingy and I found out that he flip-flopped on that issue too.

    (5 comments, 962 words in story) Full Story

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