Since when is it wrong to be a sucessful buisnesmman and CEO of the Olypmics. If our Govt ran more like a buisness we wouldn’t have a defecit. He was sucessful in reversing the defecit in Mass and vetoed hundreds of millions of dollars in spending.

He is a strong family man with values who has worked hard on his campaign. He didn’t do a Huck and wait till the last minute to get in, sput off a bunch of slick sound bites and hope no one has time to take a hard look at your record before the primary elections.

I support Romney but would be fine with Duncan Hunter too, I jsut dont think he has a chance to climb the polls. Huckabee is on the wrong side of the immigration, taxes and crime issues and his record in AK wil get him stomped in the election if he is the nominee. We can’t afford that.

The slick haircut, the boardroom style presentations, the and the rest of his market-researched, image-driven campaign isn’t going to fool the average American voter. Oh, and how is that Bain Capital deal with the Chinese Government going, by the way?

Mitt Romney is as phony and calculating as they come, including Hillary Clinton, and his attacks on the rest of the Republican field on issues he himself has waffled on is clear proof.

Please, people of NH, choose a real conservative: Fred or McCain.

Daily News May 18, 2001 TWO WARN OF BUDGET SHORTFALLS p27 FRANK LOMBARDI In an unusual joint assault, the state and city controllers teamed up yesterday to warn that Mayor Giuliani is underestimating future budget shortfalls by nearly $2 billion a year. The next mayor could be forced to impose drastic service cutbacks and even major layoffs, state Controller Carl McCall and city Controller Alan Hevesi said at a rare joint news conference.

New York Times May 1, 2001 Giuliani Keeps Foot in Race For Some Selective Tripping B1COL4 ELISABETH BUMILLER Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani’s latest strategy in his newest, most favorite sport — making mischief in the race for his successor — seems to be to bolster the fortunes of one Democratic candidate, City Council Speaker Peter F. Vallone, and to continue to harm another, City Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi… Mr. Hevesi, meanwhile, said yesterday at a news conference that the city was facing a “potential time bomb” because of Mr. Giuliani’s proposed $39.5 billion city budget, which the comptroller said contained tax cuts and large union raises that would leave future mayors with dangerous deficits.