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Guy credited for Romney's debate turnaround let go by Romney: Ron Paul staff - get him! Politico link.

He obviously knows what makes Romney tick now and can point out his weaknesses along with helping Ron give a forceful presentation of a strong national defense through massing within the states.

Please bump and vote this out of the basement so it gets read by campaign. Maybe they've already thought of it - but it can't hurt.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0212/72433.html

Mitt Romney splits with Brett O’Donnell

Mitt Romney (left) and Brett O’Donnell are shown in this composite. | AP, Reuters

O’Donnell was paid for his work assisting Romney but was not offered a formal role. | AP, Reuters
By JONATHAN MARTIN and MAGGIE HABERMAN | 2/3/12 6:25 PM EST Updated: 2/3/12 11:52 PM EST

A GOP operative who won plaudits for bolstering Mitt Romney’s recent debate performances is not being retained by the front-runner’s campaign, an apparent victim of internal tensions over staff receiving too much credit for the candidate’s comeback, POLITICO has learned.

Brett O’Donnell, a former top aide to Michele Bachmann, has been paid for his work assisting Romney in the crucial Florida debates but was not offered a formal role with the campaign as he expected, according to Republican sources familiar with the situation.

After O’Donnell was identified last week as advising Romney and then highlighted in subsequent news accounts as being one of the reasons behind the former Massachusetts governor’s improved debate performances, Romney campaign officials grew uneasy.

O’Donnell received phone calls late last week from two Romney advisers — campaign manager Matt Rhoades and informal adviser Charlie Black — where it was made clear that there was severe discomfort about how his role was being portrayed in the media and that he ought to tread lightly.

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It wouldn't hurt to talk to him

to see what he thought about working in the Paul campaign and have him detail what he thought he could do for Ron's debate performance. I bet he would tell him to quit slouching at his podium.

New Hampshire and Ecuador.

The Good VS The Bad

The good things would be...Ron Paul would create a job..so 1 less unemployed...The guy could be hired only to tell what he knows about Romney..maybe put a few videos up..get on tv saying why he switched to Ron Paul..
The bad thing would be..if he can be bought to switch sides...who might buy him if Ron Paul hired him?
Double edge sword here...

I believe in Hope & Change..I Hope the government will Change
Spindale-Rutherford County-North Carolina

Trojan Horse?

I don't want him in our campaign!

In Liberty

Hell no.

+1

They both became more

They both became more agressive, carving out more time, hammering opponents. Only problem is that they didn't have truth to back it up.

If a little coaching could get Ron to more agressively go after opponents, it would be a big boost because he has the truth. He'd appear stronger, more authoritative, and get a lot more debate time.
Time to take off the gloves.

RON PAUL 2012 * Restore America * Bring The Troops Home
http://www.texasuncensored.blogspot.com

bump!

bump!

So.. This guy helps Romney

So.. This guy helps Romney potentially win the presidency, and Romney fires him because.. he's jealous? What a scumbag.

well, we do know

that he likes to FIRE people

I' not sure

I keep picturing Bachmann's hysterical anti-Paul doomsday ad. Did he advise her to follow through with that, or did he discourage it?

"Moderation in temper is always a virtue; but moderation in principle is always a vice." -- Thomas Paine

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Let's hire the best and brightest...

and WIN.

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No good deed goes unpunished.

At least, with the Romney camp.

Bump

once.