Matching For Mitt – Only a Few Weeks Left, Contribute Now

There is a great new website that matches your contributes. The Iowa Caucus is approaching fast and Mitt needs your help. Please visit www.matchingformitt.com and contribute to his campaign.

Google Trends – Mitt is out performing his competition on the web!

Click on the search results from Google Trends here for a link showing Mitt in the lead on the web. Mitt is the blue line, McCain is the red line, and Giuliani is the orange line. Notice the tremendous surge in the number of people searching on the web for Mitt Romney in the past few months.

My borther-in-law hit the nail on the head when he said:

“Consider these stats in light of the headlines McCain and Giuliani have enjoyed in the national press over the last few years. They have both been riding the wave of popularity (with the Senate and 9/11 issues), and now, a relatively unknown candidate is blasting past them both despite their free ride on the popular express!!!”

Thanks Peter.

To contribute to Mitt’s campaign or to learn more about his stance on important issues, please visit his official website at www.mittromney.com.

Governor Mitt Romney Officially Announced His Run For President in 2008

It’s time for a new leader. It’s time for a new American dream. It’s time to elect Mitt Romney as the next President of the United States.

Today Mitt formally announced his run for the presidency. Click here to visit his official website and contribute to his campaign.

Mitt Romney on Nightline

Thanks to our friends at www.mittreport.com who first led us to this YouTube posting that features Gov. Mitt Romney on Nightline. Enjoy!

Mitt Romney on Nightline.

To contribute to Mitt’s campaign or to learn his stance on important issues, please visit www.mittromney.com.

Mitt Romney and His Son Tagg are in Iowa

2008 candidates are pounding the pavement hard this weekend. Here’s a few of the candidates’ stops:

Rudy Giuliani spoke to local businesses at a dinner in New Hampshire. Hillary Clinton made several stops in Iowa. Pataki visited Georgetown University to deliver a speech titled “A Way Forward in Iraq.” See CNN for more details on other 2008 candidates.

Romney hit the campaign trail too. This weekend he and his son Tagg headed “to Iowa Friday to attend a luncheon with GOP activists in Waterloo, before he tours a renewable energy plant in Fairbank. The Massachusetts Republican heads to Washington, DC Saturday to deliver a keynote address at the National Review Institute’s Conservative Summit.” Click here for pictures of his visit.

By the way, did you know that Tagg Romney is going to be the L.A. Dodgers’ new marketing officer? Click here and here for more information.

To contribute to Mitt’s campaign or to find more news on current events and information on Mitt Romney’s stance on important issues, please visit his official website at www.mittromney.com.

Links To Democrat and Republican Presidential Candidates For 2008

Dear Mitt Romney supporters and opponents, I cordially invite you to add your comments (critical, supportive or otherwise) to this blog in hopes that we can get to the truth about our respective candidates. I look forward to discussing the important issues facing America with you. Below are links to both Democrat and Republican presidential candidates for 2008.

Democratic Opponent – Title of Their Website – URL Link

Wesley Clark – WesPAC Securing America -
http://securingamerica.com/
John Edwards – John Edwards for President –
http://johnedwards.com/splash/
Hillary Clinton – HillaryClinton.com –
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/
Barack Obama – Obama Exploratory Committee –
http://www.barackobama.com/
John Kerry – JohnKerry.com –
http://www.johnkerry.com/
Dennis Kucinich – Kucinich for President 2008 –
http://kucinich.us/
Joe Biden – Senator Joe Biden’s Unite Our States –
http://www.joebiden.com/
Tom Vilsack – Tom Vilsack for President –
http://www.tomvilsack08.com/

Republican Opponent – Title of Their Website – URL Link

Mike Huckabee
http://www.hopeforamericapac.org/site/PageServer
Sam Brownback – Sam Brownback for President –
http://www.brownback.com/default.asp
Duncan Hunter – Duncan Hunter US Presidential Exploratory –
http://www.gohunter08.com/
Jim Gilmore – Draft Jim Gilmore for President –
http://draftgilmore.org/
Newt Gingrich – Newt Gingrich Winning the Future –
http://newt.org/
Tommy Thompson – Tommy Thompson Presidential Exploratory Committee –
http://www.tommy2008.com/Home.aspx
Tom Tancredo – Team Tancredo 2008 –
http://www.teamtancredo.com/
John McCain – John McCain 2008 The Exploratory Committee –
http://www.exploremccain.com/
John McCain – U.S. Senator John McCain –
http://mccain.senate.gov/
Rudy Giuliani – JoinRudy2008.com –
http://race42008.com/rudy-giuliani/
Rudy Giuliani – race42008.com Rudy Giuliani –
http://giuliani2008-blogger.blogspot.com/
Rudy Giuliani -Texans for Rudy –
http://texansforrudy.com/
Rudy Giuliani – Rudy Giuliani for America –
http://www.rudygforamerica.com/
Rudy Giuliani – RudyRoots.org Grassroots Conservatives for Giuliani ‘08 -
http://www.rudyroots.org/
Rudy Giuliani – Giuliani Blog –
http://giulianiblog.blogspot.com/
Rudy Giuliani – Draft Rudy Giuliani for President –
http://www.draftrudygiuliani.com/
Rudy Giuliani – Giuliani Time –
http://www.giulianitime.com/
Rudy Giuliani – Virginia Is For Rudy Start spreadin’ the news –
http://www.virginiaisforrudy.com/

To contribute to Mitt’s campaign or to find more news on current events and information on Mitt Romney’s stance on important issues, please visit his official website at www.mittromney.com.

First Presidential Debates Coming in April

According to www.blog.edlectromneyin2008.com and www.cnn.com on April 4 and 5, Mitt Romney and the other Presidential candidates will get their first crack at explaining to America why they should be the next President of the United States.

“CNN’s Wolf Blitzer will moderate the debates with questions coming from WMUR’s Scott Spradling and Union Leader’s John DiStaso. WMUR’s Jennifer Vaughn will be moderating questions from the audience. The debate will be televised live nationally on CNN and throughout New Hampshire on WMUR.”

“’We are thrilled to provide our viewers with the information to make the most informed decision possible when they are voting in their presidential primaries or caucusing,’ said CNN/U.S. president Jon Klein.”

“New Hampshire, a crucial proving ground for 2008 candidates, will be the first state to cast votes in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries. Republican and Democratic candidates have been visiting the Granite State since the conclusion of the 2004 presidential election in an effort to woo these influential voters in 2008.”

“’We think it only makes sense that the state with the first-in-the-nation primary also has the first-in-the-nation presidential debate,’ said Jeff Bartlett, WMUR general manager. ‘Many candidates and potential candidates have already made numerous trips to New Hampshire, and we felt that April would be a good time for the voters here to get their first impression about how the candidates stack up against one another.’”

“Joseph W. McQuaid, president and publisher of the Union Leader, said, ‘The issues facing the next administration are as crucial as they have ever been for this country. It is not too early for the first primary state to present a forum to explore the views and the competence of serious candidates.’”

To contribute to Mitt’s campaign or to find more news on current events and information on Mitt Romney’s stance on important issues, please visit his official website at www.mittromney.com.

Mitt Raises $6.5 Million On First Day

According to CNN, “White House hopeful Mitt Romney and 400 of his backers raised more than $6.5 million on Monday in a … fundraising blitz that will force all Republican rivals to take notice.”

“‘They’ve come together and blown us away today, and humbled us at the same time,’ said the former Massachusetts governor as he clutched the hand of his wife, Ann. The figure dwarfed the $2 million that Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, raised and the $1 million collected by former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.”

Way to go Mitt!

For more news on current events and information on Mitt Romney’s stance on important issues, please visit his official website at www.mittromney.com.

Next Step, Help Mitt Win The Primaries!!!

Excitement for Mitt Romney’s presidential race is growing as today marks the day he filed his presidential exploratory committee papers. However, in order for Mitt to become the next president of the United States he must first win the primaries. In an effort to help facilitate his victory in the primaries, I have linked to every state I can find that has a blog supporting Mitt. Thank you to those who have linked to my Idaho blog at www.idahoansformitt.wordpress.com. If you haven’t already, it would mean a lot to me (and hopefully further Mitt’s cause) if you could add a link on your site to my blog. If any of you know of any other state blogs or websites that I have not listed please let me know (just leave a comment).

State – Title – URL

Alabama – Alabama for Romney or Mitt Romney for President in 2008 – http://alabamaforromney.blogspot.com
Arizona – AZ for Mitt – http://www.azformitt.blogspot.com/
California – Californians for Mitt Romney for President in 2008 – http://www.californiansforromney.com/
Colorado – Coloradans for Romney 2008 – http://www.coloradansforromney.blogspot.com/
Connecticut – Nutmeggers for Mitt – http://nutmeggersformitt.blogspot.com/
Delaware – Delawareans for Romney ‘08 – http://delawareansformitt.blogspot.com/
Florida – Floridians for Romney – http://floridiansforromney.blogspot.com/
Georgia – Georgians for Romney – http://www.georgiansforromney.blogspot.com/
Illinois – Illinoisans in Support of Mitt Romney for President in 2008! – http://illinoisans-4-mitt-romney.blogspot.com/
Illinois – Illinoisans for Romney – http://illinoisansforromney.com/blog/
Iowa – Iowans for Romney (AKA Iowans for Mitt Romney for President in 2008) – http://iowansforromney.blogspot.com/
Kentucky – Kentuckians for Mitt Romney for President in 2008 – http://www.kentuckiansforromney.com/
Massachusetts – Massachusetts for Mitt – http://massformitt.com/
Michigan – Michiganders for Mitt Romney for President in 2008 – http://www.michigandersforromney.com/
Mississippi – Mississippi for Mitt – http://missformitt.blogspot.com/
Montana – Montanans for Mitt Romney – http://montanansformitt.com.westernromancecompany.com/
New Hampshire – New Hampshire for Mitt Romney for President in 2008 – http://www.newhampshireforromney.com/
New York – New Yorkers for Mitt – http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NYforMitt/
North Carolina – North Carolinians for Mitt – http://nc4mitt.blogspot.com/
Ohio – Ohioans for Mitt – http://www.ohioansformitt.com/
Oregon – Oregonians for Mitt Romney – http://www.oregoniansformitt.com/
South Carolina – South Carolinians for Mitt Romney for President in 2008 – http://www.scforromney.com/
Tennessee – Tennesseans for Mitt – http://www.tnformitt.blogspot.com/
Texas – Texans for Mitt Romney – http://texansformitt.blogspot.com/
Texas – Texans for Mitt Romney – http://texansformitt.pbwiki.com/
Utah – Utahns for Mitt Romney U.S. President in 2008 – http://www.utahnsformitt.com/
Utah – Utahns for Mitt Romney Blog – http://utahnsformitt.blogspot.com/
Virginia – Virginians for Romney Presidency – http://virginiansformittromney.blogspot.com/
Washington – Washingtonians for Mitt Romney – http://washingtoniansformitt.blogspot.com/