“They pledged to stay in touch, particularly if opportunities to work together on shared interests arise in the future,” the statement said.
Apparently mine was not the only Instagram feed where a discounted Romney campaign merch table made several appearances:
ABC News’ Jake Tapper snapped this photo of Romney gifts next to the Christmas decorations at Reagan National Airport Monday. On the Internet, business owners are dropping prices to unload the Romney items as well.The “America!” store, which has a location in Union Station and Reagan National Airport among others, had a clearance section of its online shopping full of Romney/Ryan memorabilia Monday morning. All of it was 75 percent off, putting Romney magnets and buttons below a dollar and a “Repeal & Replace” t-shirt, referencing the Republican plan to oust President Obama’s health care law, for less than five bucks.Wal-Mart’s website offered a 35 percent discount on both Romney’s books.
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"I’m the guy who has egg all over his face, but instead of egg, it’s a big Romney/Ryan tattoo. It’s there for life."
The Romney campaign has in essence landed on the same message: the economy, change, and don’t forget Obamacare.
“This is our moment,” Stevens said,” and we think people want something different than the last four years.”
The Romney Message—it’s no longer just the economy, stupid (Holly Bailey)
"Part of the Obama strategy from day one was clearly to — in addition to promoting their candidate, and promoting their candidate’s reelection — make their opponent unacceptable,” a Democrat who has served as a senior presidential campaign strategist told Yahoo News.
“The whole race hinges on it,” the strategist said. “There are lots of things about which you can say ‘the race hinges on it,’ — get-out-the-vote efforts, for example. But if it’s as close a race as everyone says it is, this may be the decisive factor."
“I’ve watched over the last few months as our campaign has gone from a start to a movement. It’s not just the size of the crowds. It’s the conviction and compassion in the hearts of the people,” Mitt Romney said today at a rally in Portsmouth, N.H. “It’s made me strive to be more worthy of the support I have received across the country and to campaign as I would govern, to speak for the aspirations of all Americans, not just some Americans.”
With three days to go, Romney calls his campaign a ‘movement’ Holly Bailey
“You can’t always solve all the problems yourself, but you can make the difference in the life of one or two people as a result of one or two people making an effort.”
Mitt Romney turns Kettering, Ohio rally into storm relief event
“I will say Mitt Romney has practiced for longer than any presidential candidate in history for tonight. We expect him to be drop-on-the-floor funny,” —Obama spokeswoman Jen Psaki on Romney’s appearance at tonight’s Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner. Obama and Romney are the headline speakers this year—something of a tradition in presidential election cycles.
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla.—Mitt Romney has never been a touchy feely kind of politician, a candidate willing to talk intimately about his personal life and past experiences as a way to connect with voters.
But with less than a month to go before Election Day, Romney has apparently made the calculation that he cannot win the presidency without opening up about his private world and proving to voters he’s not the emotionally distant man Democrats have painted him to be.
Election Day in sight, Romney shows a softer side to voters—Holly Bailey
"Every month reminds us that we’ve still got too many of our friends and neighbors who are looking for work, and there are too many middle-class families struggling to pay the bills. But today’s news certainly is not an excuse to try to talk down the economy to score a few political points. It’s a reminder that this country has come too far to turn back now."
