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i figured tumblr would shit over Jonathan doing this song solo...so here you go.
Blogbook editor Jonathan Bradley takes a look at the inevitable fuss and carry-on in the press as Mitt Romney starts his hunt for a running mate:
The fun thing about the Veepstakes is that it gives the media something to talk about in the interminable months between the end of the primary season and the conventions that mark the beginning of the fall campaign. That this period coincides with the summer is particularly serendipitous. As I've mentioned before, America gets slightly silly during the summer months, and nothing is conducive to silliness like the speculation surrounding a candidate's choice of running mate. [Read more]
So this is where Rick Santorum stands now. He remains a contender because he meets the minimum expectations of a serious candidate. He has won some states and earned some delegates, but these have kept him in the hunt — they don't really make him competitive in any sense. But he has a shot, in the form of Michigan, to improve his fortunes and start seriously eroding Romney's dominance. That's not much, but it's something. A dramatic come-from-behind victory, however, is unlikely outside of Hollywood. Santorum's plot will probably echo that of Tim Lippe's in Cedar Rapids: He'll have some eye-opening experiences, but find himself returning to Midwestern obscurity after it's all over.
Jonathan Bradley is talking about 2011 comedy Cedar Rapids in today's Blogbook for a reason, and it's not just so he can make jokes about Rick Santorum's sweater vests. He promises.