Republican Nomination for President in Term Paper

In terms of messages sent out to the constituents, the Republican Bachmann has been often accused of not having a clear-cut complex line of candidacy. More precisely, this aspect is in line with the issues mentioned above in terms of momentum. In this sense, the candidate that provides the most complex and reality-based platform on republican lines will most likely win the nomination. As for the candidacy of Bachmann, she received sufficient scrutiny from the community that mostly her campaign is surrounded by the ideas promoted in the Tea Party movement. More precisely, "As for criticism of Bachmann's focus on social issues, Martin said, "When you're running for president, you're appealing to more than just tea party people. And you have to answer questions on other issues as well. So I'm not surprised when any of the candidates are talking about the other issues because those are things that come up in presidential campaigns." (Travis)

Finally perhaps the most likely front-runner of the race, Mitt Romney is at this moment considered to be above his candidates particularly because of his past, background, and family ties with the political world. More precisely, "With job creation and the economy likely to be front and center in the 2012 campaign, Mitt Romney, the son of a former Michigan governor and one-time presidential candidate, is hoping that his background as a successful businessman and former Massachusetts governor positions him as the most qualified contender to jump-start the nation's economy." (New York Times) Therefore, his background as well as his familiarity with the political stage may play a significant role in determining his changes to reach the nomination list.

Overall, it can be concluded that the presidential race for 2012 is rather difficult and the nominations for both republican and democrats are very important. They are determined by different factors as mentioned previously that will eventually decide the nominees.

Works Cited

New York Times. What Are the Chances for Republicans? 1 November 2011. 6 November 2011 .

-- . Mitt Romney -- Former Governor of Massachusetts. November 2011. 6 November 2011.

Project for Excellence in Journalism. "WINNING THE MEDIA CAMPAIGN: How the Press Reported the 2008 Presidential General Election." 6 November 2011.

The Economist. "Jon Huntsman: Picture Perfect." 26 May 2011.…