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South Florida business mogul Wayne Huizenga is joining Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's fundraising team.
Huizenga, who owns the Miami Dolphins, joins several prominent Florida political and business leaders who have taken an early leap of faith with Romney, despite his single-digit poll numbers.
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With rumors that JEB! supports Romney floating back in February, and now this, it sounds like everybody's down with Mitt, like I mentioned here:
http://blogs.southflorida.com/citylink_dansweeney/2007/03/mitt_romney_shores_up_florida.html
Forgive the shameless plug. Anyway, up till now, I've been expecting former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee to hop into the race, whip the values voters into shape, and possibly even steal the nomination from one of the two front runners. But it sounds like if he doesn't move soon, the world will have turned and Romney will be the pick of the base.
Posted by: Dan | March 20, 2007 at 04:58 PM