Thread: Romney Plans Major Ad Buys in California, Other Super Tuesda

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Romney Plans Major Ad Buys in California, Other Super Tuesday States
by FOXNews.com
Thursday, January 31, 2008

Mitt Romney plans to buy TV ads in California and other Super Tuesday states, contradicting earlier reports that he was avoiding a costly campaign on Feb. 5, when 21 states hold Republican primaries and caucuses.

As Romney seeks to topple John McCain’s momentum coming out of his win in the Florida primary and a host of big-name endorsements, top aides said Romney’s ad buys will be high-dollar.

The campaign will determine shortly which states it will target beyond California.

Romney’s advisers had given him several options, ranging from spending $1 million for ads to $7 million. It was not immediately clear how much money Romney was willing to spend - or whether the multimillionaire would dip into his own bank account again. He already has poured at least $40 million into his presidential campaign.

Romney will likely be the first GOP candidate on air in the Super Tuesday states, the broadest battleground of the primary season.

As that mega-contest looms, Romney and McCain clashed sharply at the Wednesday night debate in California, trading accusations on topics ranging from taxes to their positions on the Iraq war to conservative credentials.

Romney has been trying to cast himself as more conservative than McCain. He claimed the Arizona senator was outside the mainstream Wednesday night and even accused McCain of “dirty tricksâ€

Get involved everyone. Let's do our best to derail McCain's doubletalk express!

I'm calling tonight to donate to Romney. We must save this country.
Atomic temper McCain with nukes??? God help us.

Originally Posted by 31scout

Atomic temper McCain with nukes??? God help us.

McCain's long time Senate colleague, Thad Cochran, basically said the same thing, that he "shudders" at the prospect of McCain as president.

Originally Posted by 31scout

I'm calling tonight to donate to Romney. We must save this country.
Atomic temper McCain with nukes??? God help us.

Yeah, really. Remember McCain's "Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran" quote? (To the tune of "Barbara Ann" song).

Oh, I'd say that he's definitely cool, calm and collected presidential material. NOT!!!!

He really needs to push illegal immigration in Cal. and the fact that McCain backed by Arnold will give amnesty to millions of illegals at taxpayer expense!!




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Originally Posted by Populist

Originally Posted by 31scout

Atomic temper McCain with nukes??? God help us.

McCain's long time Senate colleague, Thad Cochran, basically said the same thing, that he "shudders" at the prospect of McCain as president.

If he's elected, how long will it be before he nukes Iran and gets us into yet another war?

Here's what I've heard from McCain: The jobs we've lost are gone for good, all the illegals can stay, and we're going to have more wars.

Who is voting for this idiot!?!?!?!

I hope more voters become aware of John McCain's foul temperament -- a legitimate issue that has been squelched by the MSM so far.

It's obvious that the media plans on waiting to the general election (if he wins the nomination) until they finally start to examine McCain and his record.

They're propping McCain up now to try to knock the conservative Romney out of the race so we have a liberal v. liberal in the general.

We have to make voters aware of McCain and his record NOW.

McCain's cheap shots and lies he threw at Romney during last night's debate were disgusting.

McCain further alienated many more conservatives last night with his personal atatcks and class warfare rhetoric.

Memo to McCain: there is nothing wrong with earning profits! It's called capitalism.

Yeah, I've never understood what the heck is wrong with him spending his own money in his campaign? Why are they always crying about that? He made a lot of money in his chosen field and now he's choosing to spend some in a campaign for President. Good for him.