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Well...

GWB is at his ranch and his library opens in April. His dad already publicly endorsed Romney and met with him.

Rice spoke at the GOP convention endorsing Romney. She is more interested in college football than going campaigning. After the treatment she received from her own race, and the rabid left, she's obviously not going to put herself out.

Rumsfeld is doing Fox news interviews when invited.

Cheney has health issues but he had this to say two weeks or so ago:

"Our friends no longer count on us and our enemies no longer fear us."

Palin was never elected to serve in DC. She does talk shows.

Romney is a Mormon. He's a totally different bird. Ha! The worst things the left can come up with is that he had his pet on the roof of his car or he actually followed through on a campaign promise and hired women for his cabinet using resumes in binders! Ooooh! How evil!

This guy is ten times cleaner than Bush was. Bush and Romney would not ever be the types to hang out socially. Nor would Romney and Cheney. They are personality-wise worlds apart. Romney is an actual "Dudley Do-Right" type. He's the left's worst nightmare and they have been ripping their hair out finding dirt on the guy - because the guy hasn't lived a dirty life.

Heck, Romney could get elected Governor in the ultra-liberal state of Massachusetts.

Romney is a smart, calculating guy. He's got this thing worked out by the numbers. He wasn't doing coke or smoking weed. He hasn't partied and still has more brain cells left to do things like run businesses, make heaps of money and win elections.

Romney doesn't need any help.

Based on Obama's 20 point independent deficit and seven point deficit in the early voting - Romney closed the deal and will win with a much more decisive victory than anyone expects. Probably scoring 54 percent in the popular vote and an electoral count over 300.

It's going to be an interesting four years.

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