All In All We're Just Another Bump In The Road

I doubt Pink Floyd would have given permission to use the Another Brick in the Wall soundtrack, but that is what came to my mind when I saw this advertisement being run by Mitt Romney.



What do you think?  Is Romney capable of making the transition from "nice guy" to the type of fighter we need to defeat Obama?







I like the ad, and it proves a point I've made here before. Republican candidates can stand out and build support without pulling an Ed Rollins and dumping all over perceived rivals.



The ad fits into Romney's narrative that he is best equipped to handle the jobs situation, but also goes after Obama not other Republicans.



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So Are The Republican Primaries Over Before They Start?

I did not see the New Hampshire debate last night because I was traveling, but the various news reports, including from mainstream conservative blogs, seem to indicate that Romney appeared presidential and in command, Bachmann got attention and likely name recognition, Pawlenty missed an opportunity, and the others on stage were sideshows.



The narrative implicitly is that the race pretty much is over before it started, Romney is the nominee.  As much as you may not like the narrative, is it valid?



Is there anyone who was not on stage who could change that narrative?



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