A website to which the Romney campaign probably wish they had bought rights

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Thread starter D H
Start date Oct 16, 2012

In summary, the website "romneyforpresident.com" is not owned by the Romney campaign and they may have missed out on potential support and traffic by not purchasing it. The current owner is unknown and it may be more difficult and costly for the campaign to acquire the rights now. Not owning this website may impact their online presence and messaging associated with the domain.

Oct 16, 2012

D H

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... but they didn't, so someone else did.

http://www.romneytaxplan.com/

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Oct 16, 2012

Evo

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:rofl: That's hysterical!

Oct 17, 2012

Alfi

Thanks for that link.

nice dig. made me giggle.

1. What website are you referring to?

The website in question is "romneyforpresident.com".

2. Why does the Romney campaign wish they had bought rights to this website?

It is a common practice for political campaigns to purchase the rights to websites that may be associated with their candidate's name or campaign message. By not purchasing this website, the Romney campaign may have missed out on potential traffic and support from individuals searching for information on their candidate.

3. Who currently owns the rights to this website?

The current owner of "romneyforpresident.com" is unknown, as the website is not currently active. It is possible that the owner is holding onto the domain in hopes of selling it for a higher price in the future.

4. Can the Romney campaign still purchase the rights to this website?

It is possible for the Romney campaign to negotiate with the current owner and purchase the rights to "romneyforpresident.com". However, it may be more difficult and costly to do so now that the website has gained attention and potential value.

5. How could not owning this website impact the Romney campaign's online presence?

Not owning "romneyforpresident.com" could potentially harm the Romney campaign's online presence by limiting their control over the messaging and content associated with that domain. It also means that they may miss out on potential supporters who may visit the website expecting to find information on the candidate.