When Liz Cheney jumped into Romney's campaign it was a sure signal from the White House that Mitt was their guy. Right Wing talk radio has been hamme
January 31, 2008

When Liz Cheney jumped into Romney's campaign it was a sure signal from the White House that Mitt was their guy. Right Wing talk radio has been hammering John McCain relentlessly and Sean Hannity has followed the play on FOX, but lately---Mitt can't get any traction and I feel real bad about it. He's even spent a ton of his own cash on his presidential bid , but as Barack Obama said: "let me just also point out that, you know, Mitt Romney hasn't gotten a very good return on his investment during this presidential campaign" So true. So true. I got to thinking, what can help kick start Mitt's campaign?

Well, Chuck Norris endorsed Mike Huckabee and he's been hanging around and could be a factor in the South. We know Sylvester Stallone likes John McCain and he's in the lead at this point. Even Hulk Hogan endorsed Barack Obama so---what one person could have an impact on Romney's race. It's gotta be someone that Republicans know and love and fear. Someone that likes to go hunting of course...Someone who shot somebody in the...Hey, it's been right there all along...How about Dick Cheney?

What do you think? Did the wrong Cheney stand up for Mitt? Would a Dick Cheney endorsement of Mitt Romney kick start his campaign again? I've partnered up with AOL to do a Hot Seat post so take the poll below the fold:

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