Revamping
The Hotline writes that Rudy Giuliani will be revamping his political structure over the next two weeks and that early states like Iowa and New Hampshire should expect some staff movement. Giuliani's team in New Hampshire announced four hires this week in fact. It will be fascinating to watch how much the dynamic changes in Iowa over the next 6 weeks as the Giuliani "staffers" arrive. At this early stage all the grumblings seem to be a back and forth between the two behemoths in the race, Romney and McCain.
But with the 2nd tier candidates gearing up earlier than ever before, and the ultimate wildcard that is America's mayor, the conversation will become less and less a back and forth between two entities and more of a discussion from the group. How will that discussion develop and who will it benefit? We don't know the answer to that yet, but it certainly will be fun to watch.
Back with more later.
But with the 2nd tier candidates gearing up earlier than ever before, and the ultimate wildcard that is America's mayor, the conversation will become less and less a back and forth between two entities and more of a discussion from the group. How will that discussion develop and who will it benefit? We don't know the answer to that yet, but it certainly will be fun to watch.
Back with more later.
posted by Caucus Cooler at 1/19/2007
5 Comments:
McCain & Romney -- two self-deluded blowhards who mistakenly beleive they have a prayer at winning the nomination.
Guiliani -- a smart, calculating pol who knows he has no prayer of getting the nomination, but also knows the average american is dumb enough to buy lots of his books and pay him for lots of speeches before he drops out.
Mike Huckabee -- the only real contender in the bunch.
James,
Before Huck starts polishing his pennies for a presidential run, my money is on him endorsing Mitt Romney. The two are very similar and good friends.
Rudy!Rudy!Rudy!
james t mcclain -- a political fool who has no idea what it takes to get the nomination
James T, the Huckster cannot win. He hasn't got the tough skin needed for a campaign, and he is hardly a "contender" at this point.
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