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A bounce-Mitt-igation strategy.

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Politico reports:
?Romney as favorite? is the hot buzz in Republican circles, and top party advisers said the case is compelling.

Campaign insiders say McCain plans to name his running mate very shortly after Barack Obama does, as part of what one campaign planner called a ?bounce-mitigation strategy.?

Let's call that a bounce-Mitt-igation strategy.

Why doesn't Obama make McCain go first? He can't, because the Democratic convention comes first.

One of the chief reasons the Massachusetts governor is looking so attractive is his ability to raise huge amounts of money quickly through his former business partners and from fellow members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the Mormons.
Romney?s other advantages, according to people involved in McCain?s screening process:

? Squeaky-clean and fully vetted by the national media.

? Has presidential looks and bearing and immediately would be a strong campaigner who could be trusted to stay on message.

? Family?s Michigan roots would help in a swing state that went Democratic in 2004.

The main problem is supposedly a lack of personal good-feeling toward Romney.... and a concern about anti-Morman prejudice. Presumably, any voter moved by religious prejudice is currently gravitating toward McCain.

Is this how the McCain campaign is analyzing things: They want the Mormons' money, but they hate to sacrifice the bigot vote?

Full post as published by Althouse on June 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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