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« Liberal Literature | Main | Ron Paul » May 11, 2007Who needs Mitt?Erik Erickson of RedState has officially ditched Mitt Romney. The "straw that broke the camel's back" for Erickson was news that Romney's wife had donated money to Planned Parenthood. This seems like an awfully small straw, but this is being trumpeted on numerous blogs as a mighty tide turn (see, for instance, here). Yet no one seems to be noting that this isn't the first time Erickson has ditched Romney. In December Erickson loudly procalimed "I'm Giving Up on Multiple Choice Mitt," and offered much better reasons for doing so. Maybe Erickson intends to officially re-ditch Romney every couple months for effect. Who knows, but with Romney's surging numbers in New Hampshire, the candidate isn't going away any time soon. Posted by Joshua Claybourn at May 11, 2007 11:04 AM CommentsPost a comment |
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