Romney is the most qualified Republican contender. I find it hard to understand why the media writes him off. In Iowa and in Michigan he won the caucuses by a large majority and they downplay the significance of his wins, instead choosing to highlight Huckabee's and McCain's "successes" coming in distant second. The media excuses them by saying they weren't organized as well as Romney and yada yada yada....Doesn't that tell the voters something about these candidates. Either the voters don't believe enough in these candidates to give them money, or the candidates themselves cannot organize a well oiled campaign machine, let alone run one efficiently, or they just simply lack the energy to do the fund raising....My point is this, the way these candidates handle their campaigns today is just a glimpse into what their presidency may look like if elected.
 Mitt Romney has proven that he can raise money therefore run against Hillary. He made the point that if a candidate can't raise enough money how can he run against the fundraising beast herself. He runs the smoothest, most organized team and there is no doubt that he is running the show. He probably has the heart rate of a humming bird, at sixty. On some days he holds six town hall-style meetings a day, over 450 in Iowa since he started. Does McCain think that it's going to get any easier. McCain, like Thompson, just doesn't have the energy to be president, it sounds insignificant but it's not.
 This is only one aspect I've discussed--campaign organization. Let's not forget that Romney has only been married once, he graduated from Harvard at the top of his class, he is legend in the business community, he is full new great ideas, and the list goes on......But he's Mormon (gasp!). In spite of the negative coverage he gets from both conservative and liberal media, he will get the nomination and ultimately the presidency because of his grassroots organization, just watch. Once people get to know him like the voters in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Michigan they will put their support behind him.