Mitt Romney has aired nearly 10,000 TV spots since
late February and spent close to $8 million dollars with a majority
of his spending in Iowa and New Hampshire. He is now expanding this
strategy to South Carolina and Florida. To date, John McCain has
relied on some internet ads to drive organization and fundraising.
In hopes of reviving his campaign in New Hampshire, he released his
first TV commercial last week. Rudy Giuliani continues to build a
Feb. 5 war chest and has used some radio ads and the web -- and
yes, the New York Times -- to make some strategic points along the
way.
Is it any wonder why some of us question the depth and stability of
Mitt's early state support?