Mitt Romney post election thread.

[YOhio]

I so want Mitt to be president but I don't want him to run a third time.

Same. I'm also not looking forward to a primary with Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio and Chris Christie. But it will be fun to watch Hillary implode.

[Moliere]

At this point I really have no one in the GOP that I care for much...although I do like Portman. I doubt he'll run though. Anytime I'm around my tea party buddies I always call Ted "Rafael" Cruz. It bugs them. I really don't like Rafael.

[Shaka]

You guys are such wussies. If Mitt ran he'd practically be handed the nomination. Also I think the religion problem is played out and people are realizing that was a dumb reason to oppose him.

[YOhio]

You guys are such wussies. If Mitt ran he'd practically be handed the nomination. Also I think the religion problem is played out and people are realizing that was a dumb reason to oppose him.

I think you can make your point without insulting the rest of us.

[Shaka]

I think you can make your point without insulting the rest of us.

It was more fun that way. Besides Fusnik has rubbed off on me.

[imanihonjin]

You guys are such wussies. If Mitt ran he'd practically be handed the nomination. Also I think the religion problem is played out and people are realizing that was a dumb reason to oppose him.

In 2012, Mormonism really wasn't that big of an issue because Obama had his own religious issues with Jeremiah Wright. Both sides were content to leave religion out of the equation. I don't think Mitt would have the luxury this time around and the Clintons would have no issue slinging mud. Additionally, with gay marriage becoming a protected right, Mitt would have to constantly defend his church's antiquated position. Throw in the Kate Kelley and women's rights issues, and religion is a mill stone for Mitt.

[YOhio]

It was more fun that way. Besides Fusnik has rubbed off on me.

Gross! TMI!

[Shaka]

In 2012, Mormonism really wasn't that big of an issue because Obama had his own religious issues with Jeremiah Wright. Both sides were content to leave religion out of the equation. I don't think Mitt would have the luxury this time around and the Clintons would have no issue slinging mud. Additionally, with gay marriage becoming a protected right, Mitt would have to constantly defend his church's antiquated position. Throw in the Kate Kelley and women's rights issues, and religion is a mill stone for Mitt.

Religion killed Mitt in the Republican primary. That's where the damage was done.

[imanihonjin]

Religion killed Mitt in the Republican primary. That's where the damage was done.

True. Now imagine it being an issue in the general election as well as the primary. He can't win.

[Shaka]

True. Now imagine it being an issue in the general election as well as the primary. He can't win.

It will be a minor issue. Hilary may have it worse because of the increasing exposure of her Alinsky relationship.

[TripletDaddy]

Don’t run, Mitt. Just don’t.

Yeah! lets get this party started, baby! Election years are when I do some of my best work on these message boards.

[TripletDaddy]

You guys are such wussies. If Mitt ran he'd practically be handed the nomination. Also I think the religion problem is played out and people are realizing that was a dumb reason to oppose him.

I agree. this thing isnt over yet. Long ways to go still.

[Shaka]

I agree. this thing isnt over yet. Long ways to go still.

I think he will stick to his guns and sit this one out. Still it wouldn't surprise me if he ran.

[frank ryan]

It will be a minor issue. Hilary may have it worse because of the increasing exposure of her Alinsky relationship.

That will be the least of her concerns. People like Hannity pulled that out years ago. Every social science should know and understand how to employ Alinsky's tactics and strategies. It is a non-issue and much less a negative than the Pastor Wright baggage Obama has had to manage.

[TripletDaddy]

I think he will stick to his guns and sit this one out. Still it wouldn't surprise me if he ran.

I have to imagine that his entire family has had enough.