Romney up by 15% in New Hampshire

It seems Romney's political strategy is paying dividends in New Hampshire this week. In the latest poll, Romney has support from 32% of likely primary voters. That's a 15-point lead on the nearest contender Rudy Guiliani, who dropped to 17%--2 percentage points lower than last month's poll.

Come next year, Guiliani may painfully regret ignoring the voters from the states holding early primaries this election year. If Romney wins in Ohio and New Hampshire, as the polls suggest he will, he'll have momentum that not even his untold fortunes can buy. And that spells real trouble for Rudy Guiliani.

Donkey, what's your take?