It is my contention, via my own campaign knowledge, via my outreach, via my understanding of circumstance from the past and how it all plays together…

That Mitt Romney will lose 15% of the Republican voters if he is the nominee.

I will even place a bet at 100 to 1 odds that he suffers a huge and measurable drop in Republican votes if he is the nominee in a legally allowed region.

So how does Romney overcome this significant imbalance?

More so Romney is polling worse than Obama with independants when matched up.

How does he overcome these two main hurdles to win a General election?

Provide an answer that wins me to Romney and I will dump a max (if my cash balance allows it) donation to the politician of your choice.

Issues I also see:
Mormonism…
Do not get me wrong… I would marry a Mormon woman in a heart beat… this is an observation.

There are some of other Christian faiths who see Mormons as very heretical. Additionally some Masons have issues as well. I know some who have said they WILL NOT vote for a Mormon. Yes prejudice, but we need to include it in our formula.

His choice in Judges
Nominating nonstop on Liberal Judges is my sticking point. I feel he would have no qualms nominating Eric Holder as a Supreme Court Justice. His history here is very dark.

His Governor record
This is what will hurt him worst. Not his words, not his faith… his record.

His endorsers
The man has been endorsed by Soros, as well as had been chums with Kerry and Kennedy, who were thrilled at his Executive decisions. Yes thrilled!

He cannot win the strong Conservatives to his side. So how do you propose to fix this?

By Matt Rooney | Cross-posted at SaveJersey.com

It’d be a comical habit if it wasn’t also extremely counterproductive.

All contemporary Republican presidential hopefuls campaign with the words “Ronald” and “Reagan” ever-present on their lips.

Every conservative commentator passionately debates who is the most “reaganesque” member of the field.

A strong plurality of primary voters continually bemoan the absence of a “Reagan-like” GOP figure in the race.

Am I the only one who is utterly sick and tired of it? Or at least recognizes what O.R.D. (“Obsessive Reagan Disorder”) is doing to our party and our chances for victory?

It’s time to finally get serious, Save Jerseyans, and take affirmative steps to end the GOP’s unhealthy, all-consuming quest for “the next” Ronald Reagan. The Gipper would want it that way. I’m sure of it.

In order to do so, we need to briefly discuss what he was, what he wasn’t, and finally come to terms with the REAL reason why we seem miss him so damn much…

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Now normally I am not for to much forcible primarying talk…

But Boehner has time and time again refused to take on Obama on issues that we needed him to take Obama on with.

Boehner could have actually tried to stop Obamacare. He could have dropped financing to many junk programs. He could have stopped Obama cold.

He could have been our modern day Speaker, an image for our future, a man to carry Reagan’s legacy.

Instead he rolled over and told our Representatives to play dead… time and time again.

Think about it. Obamacare could have been dead before the Primary Elections. Then the only thing we need to have run on would have been jobs.

Boehner can be removed in 2014 if we find a worthy replacement willing to move there now!

Think of it as insurance. If Obama wins re-election we for sure do not want Boehner at the helm for four more years saying we must pass this signiture Obama desire for this temporary desire of our own.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

Kick this bum out and make it clear for future Speakers on our side. We are not here to make Democrat dreams come true!