
With the Statue of Liberty in the background, Republican presidential hopeful and former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman waves to supporters before officially announcing his bid, Tuesday, June 21, 2011 , at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, N.J. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)



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Poor John. Not really sure what niche he's trying to fill. The Mormon-Centrist one is pretty taken up, but I suppose he's going for the "Centrist, Mormon, Not-Romney" niche.
I've seen the opinion advanced that Romney is a centrist pretending to not be, and Huntsman is a not a centrist, but pretending to be. I can't say I've investigated much either way.
I said that about Romney and Huntsman, and I stand by it. Huntsman is NOT a moderate. It reminds me of when people were constantly calling McCain a moderate and I was all, like, totally, WHAT?
Ah, I knew it had to be someone smart! It stayed with me, as you can see, despite my failing to recall to whom it should be attributed.
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