Mitt Romney to Endorse McCain

NBC News is reporting that Mitt Romney will endorse John McCain. An announce is expected at 4 p.m eastern.

Giuliani Dropping Out Of Race

Rudy Giuliani will drop out of the race tomorrow and endorse Senator John McCain. Giuliani suffered a big loss in Florida where he made his stand. Giuliani will fly to California tomorrow and endorse John McCain from the Ronald Reagan Library where the debate will be held.

Obama Wins Endorsement of Kennedys

Barack Obama picked up two more endorsements, they happen to come from the same family. It was recently announced that Caroline Kennedy, daughter of the former President will endorse Senator Obama. She cites the ability to finally support a candidate like her father for the reason behind the endorsement. We have also learned that Senator Ted Kennedy will throw his support to Obama and is expected to make a statement on Monday.

FL Gov Endorses Senator John McCain

John McCain has picked up two major endorsements in his run to win the Sunshine State Primary. Senator Mel Martinez recently endorsed McCain and now Florida Governor Charlie Crist has done the same. Becoming more accepted by the Republican establishment then in 2000, McCain has picked up a slew of endorsements, many from his Senate colleagues. All eyes will be on Florida on Jan. 29th as we will find out the winner of the Florida primary and possibly who will be the Republican frontrunner and have an inside track to the nomination

Storming Norman Backs McCain

Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf has decided to endorse John McCain for President. The candidates are busy campaigning heavily in Florida ahead of its primary on Jan. 29th. As with all endorsements it is hard to determine their value. McCain has put together wins in New Hampshire and South Carolina and with a win in Florida could become the prohibitive favorite.

Kerry Endorses Obama

Massachusetts Senator and former candidate for president John Kerry endorsed Barack Obama for president. Some may find the endorsement surprising considering Kerry's running mate, John Edwards, is still in the race. Perhaps Senator Kerry like everyone else realizes the futility of the Edwards campaign and sees this as a two dog race between Obama and Hillary. Obama might want to ask for a favor from his newest endorser. Many see Edwards as splitting votes from Obama as both compete for the change vote. The sooner Edwards drops out the better for Obama.