In one more move that keeps Mitt Romney ahead of his rivals in the early contests, he is set to receive the formal endorsement of Judd Gregg, the state's senior senator and a former governor. Rudy Giuliani might be ahead in the national polls, but as long as Romney wins both Iowa and New Hampshire (as he seems set to do), personally, I still see him as the guy to beat in this race - though I understand others still have faith in the Giuliani and Huckabee campaigns. And of course though I'd rate Romney the favorite for the nomination, I still consider him beatable.
Posted by armand at October 29, 2007 10:19 AM | TrackBack | Posted to PoliticsI admit that I keep waiting for Giuliani to implode, and every day that passes without an implosion makes me feel a little more like he's the inevitable nominee.
BTW, Ron Paul is apparently going to spend $5 million in NH leading up to the primary. It's not impossible that Giuliani could come in third up there, after Romney and Paul.
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