Romney's Costly Power Seeking Illusion

In one week, Romney has reportedly burned through half of the 23 million in a futile attempt to buy voters.

Steve Kornacki has a quote from Romney's protege, Phil Gramm:

“I have the most reliable friend you can have in American politics,” Mr. Gramm shamelessly boasted, “and that is ready money.”   

Mr. Romney is playing the White House game the same way.

But, the only people playing the game with him are the people after the power of his cash.  In fact, pro-lifers are so dissolusioned, they actually believe Rudy is the lesser of two evils - and there's no hope at all that the bulk of pro-life activists will support Rudy.  Nice man who'd scare off terrorists--but the mass murders of infants he's supported all these years leaves an indellible mark.

The clips, which no doubt will end up in his opponents’ television ads, don’t simply show a politician who’s had a change of heart or two. They reveal a power-seeker with a practiced aversion to staking out even one unpopular stand with his target voters—whoever they happen to be at the time.

All the political yahoos we previously thought were devoted to our mission, who were bought and paid for by Romney, now enjoy the same reputation.