It’s clear that Ed
Rollins, who was the brains (well, some of the brains) behind Nixon, Reagan,
Bush-the-First, and Ross Perot, has totally decamped from no-brains Michele
Bachmann’s campaign. Rollins is still listed as a Bachmann “senior advisor” and
he cited the usual suspect—health reasons—as to why he stepped down from the
day-to-dayness of keeping Bachmann from killing her own campaign with her
stupidity. Still, the NYT reported this morning that he told Andrea Mitchell on
MSNBC, that Mrs. Bachmann does not have
the money or resources to compete with her better-financed rivals, Mitt Romney
and Rick Perry.
“Right now,” Rollins said, “she’s competing
hard in Iowa, but she doesn’t have the ability or resources to go beyond Iowa at
this point in time, where Perry and Romney can go into South Carolina, Arizona
and other places.”
The NYT said Rollins had pinpointed Bachmann’s
biggest roadblock to winning the Republican nomination. The NYT did not say
that she can’t get the dough to go further than Iowa because people are
realizing what a total know-nothing and loose cannon she is.
So, okay, Rollins’s reasoning is pretty elemental.
But, as the NYT notes, why is Rollins making these statements now?
Where is he going? And what candidate is he
going to be using his "guerilla campaign" tactics on? Stay tuned.
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