Less than a week ago, Fred Barnes, a prominent Republican insider in DC, wrote, “According to a Romney adviser, his private view of immigration isn’t as anti-immigrant as he often sounded.”
It was the first big hint that the campaign was already poised to shake the Etch A Sketch in a big way. After all, if Romney’s “private” views are at odds with what Romney has been saying in public, the presumptive Republican would stand poised to reinvent his persona all over again.
Today, the campaign was even less subtle.
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Over the weekend, I noticed that Kris Kobach, Mitt Romney’s unpaid immigration adviser — and the inspiration for Romney’s “voluntary deportation” strategy – wasn’t included in a fairly comprehensive Boston Globe rundown of staff, advisers and the kitchen cabinet types.









