It's Official!

The Republican National Convention kicked off today and Romney is now officially the Republican nominee for President.

Mitt Romney's Victory Speech

"It's still about the economy - and we're not stupid."  Let's hope not.

It's Time to Galvanize

Dana Loesch, formerly a staunch non-Romney, reminds conservatives why they must now rally around Romney to beat Barack Obama.

It's All But Official - It's Romney

Santorum is out.  He was never my candidate, but I wish all the best to him, his family, and his daughter, Bella.

Super Tuesday

A roundup of Super Tuesday results over at Legal Insurrection. 

And another roundup over at HotAir.

It looks like people are starting to call Ohio for Mitt.  Still, not as decisive a night as I would think Romney was looking for.  I guess this primary is going to drag on a while longer.

Romney Takes Michigan and Arizona

John Hinderaker reports that it is A Big Night for Mitt Romney.  We shall see.

The Plot Thickens

As Santorum takes Missouri, Minnesota, and Colorado.  PJMedia's Bryan Preston gives his take here.

Republican Debate

Stephen Green is drunkblogging tonight's Republican debate.

Newt Takes South Carolina

Here is a recap of last night's events, with analysis, over at Hotair.  Next stop: Florida.

Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire

By no means surprising, but Mitt Romney coasted to an easy victory in today's New Hampshire primary.  After winning both Iowa and New Hampshire, Romney could very easily lock up the Republican nomination within a few weeks time.  That said, I'm still not sure whether he is the best choice for Republicans.  What I do know, however, is that, flaws and all, Romney would make a vast improvement over Obama.  That same holds true for any candidate that could conceivably emerge as the Republican nominee (and most names you might stumble across in a phone book). 

With this blog, I will spend the coming months working to convince every conservative, libertarian, and moderate, and any liberal that will listen, that they need to rally around the Republican candidate, whoever he is, and send Obama back to Chicago this November.  I plan to offer a resource that highlights all the broken promises, all the failures, and all the scandals, offers commentary on pertinent political news, and maybe even has a laugh or two at Obama's expense. 

To whoever may stumble across this blog, enjoy!