Romney vetoes law on pill, takes aim at Roe v. Wade

Boston Blob ^ | 7/26/05 | Scott S. Greenberger

[MEGoody]

Not a Mormon, or rather a Latter day Saint, and if you reviewed my posts over the years you would know that.

Reviewed your posts over the years???!!! My goodness, how arrogant to think you are so memorable people will remember your posts 'over the years'.

[Final Authority]

Did you vote for GWB? Is he conservative? Tell me where he is conservative or do you not care if he sends $15 billion to Africa, signed the CFR bill into law knowing it is an affront on the first amendment, believes that making criminals legal, as in amnesty for the aliens, is following the oath of office and is good for our nation's future.

Tell me what GWB has done to earn his conservative stripes?

BTW, could you rewrite the last sentence of your last post. It is indecipherable as written.

[Final Authority]

I did not intend the comment for you but the person that I addressed it to. He knows of me, clearly he does. Do you speak for him, if you do, tell me, if you don't, then keep to yourself. He either attempted to make a false accusation knowingly or is ignorant. Take your pick.

[MEGoody]

He knows of me, clearly he does.

I know enough about you now that I know I wouldn't want to know you any better.

Have a nice day.

[Agrarian]

W is a conservative as we are going to get. He has been rock-solid on abortion, unlike Romney.

For whatever reason, W galvanized the conservative base in two elections. Being from Texas helps.

Are you implying that Romney will make up for his soft history on abortion by eliminating the CFR, cutting foreign aid, and getting tough on illegal aliens? Ha. He is "moderate" in every way that W is, and then some.


To translate the last sentence:

I know plenty of LDS members -- friends, coworkers.

They don't act like victims about their religion, even though I know they are disliked by many because of it. I admire that.

So don't play the victim card on Romney's behalf. If he's the prince you think he is, it is unworthy of him. And even if he isn't, the politics of victimhood is hardly conservative.

[Final Authority]

You explain yourself well, but the thing about being a victim? Hardly.

There are two people on these threads routinely attacked because of their views and positions, Michael Savage and Mitt Romney, you can add Pat Buchanan as well, if you like. What do they have in common? Well, they are the anti-GWB, the anti-GOP, they are the outspoken, they make the kool-aide drinkers very uneasy because they make them think, and they are often right as well.

It won't be long before Mitt attains national recognition and prominence as he runs for national office. What will happen then? He will be framed in the likeness of the conservative Howard Dean by the haters of true conservatism, nationalism, and decency.

[JohnnyZ]

Not a Mormon, or rather a Latter day Saint

So exactly what kind of Christian-basher are you?

Anyone who's an identifiable Christian who doesn't like your pro-abortion hero Mitt you accuse of bigotry?

Go crawl back into your hole.

[JohnnyZ]

Well, they are the anti-GWB, the anti-GOP

So according to you, Mitt Romney is the anti-GOP.

Guess that means you agree he's a RINO.

[JohnnyZ]

Well, they are the anti-GWB, the anti-GOP

So according to you, Mitt Romney is the anti-GOP.

Guess that means you agree he's a RINO.

[Aquinasfan]

Three years after expressing support for ''the substance" of Roe v. Wade, Governor Mitt Romney today criticizes the landmark ruling that legalized abortion and says the states should decide separately whether to allow it.

The presidential campaign is in full swing. I don't trust him as far as I can throw him. He'd make a great fake president in a movie though.

[Aquinasfan]

I got five stars from Mass Citizens for Life and I'm a Second Degree Knight. I don't have a problem with a Morning After Pill.

It doesn't matter what you have a problem with. It matters what the Church has a problem with. And the Church teaches that abortion is always a grave evil. The "morning after pill" is an abortifacient.

[trisham]

If he's the Republican candidate in '08 I will be happy to vote for him. As I voted for him when he ran for governor.

[Final Authority]

He is not pro abortion, and you know it, however, you do know he is a LDS, and that just irks you, doesn't it?

[Final Authority]

The reason GWB has had a difficult time getting the judges he wants, (or does he?) is because the GOP is a bunch of RINOs. Mitt is not, and you will find out soon enough.

[JohnnyZ]

The reason GWB has had a difficult time getting the judges he wants, (or does he?) is because the GOP is a bunch of RINOs. Mitt is not, and you will find out soon enough.

Of course as we know Mitt Romney appoints gay activists as judges.

Checkmate!

[Agrarian]

I hope he's the next Senator from MA, not the next president. But like you, I'd vote for him in the general election. Not that it would help.

Likewise, I hope Pataki and Schwarzenegger nab Senate seats -- although I'd never want either man as President. You take what you can get in those states.

We don't have to have the same standards for President. In fact, those standards are ones that will lose general elections, because the GOP needs every single red state to win national elections, and that means a very energized conservative base

[Agrarian]

I said that Romney would be a disaster as the 2008 candidate, responding to a post about him flip-flopping on abortion, and you jump immediately to calling me a religious bigot.

If that isn't playing the politics of victimization, I don't know what is.

If you can show me that Mitt Romney holds Michael Savage and Pat Buchanan's views on things like immigration, I'd be *very* curious to see that. I'm sorry, you've really lost me if you are somehow trying to find a common thread between Romney, Buchanan, and Savage...

Do you instantly accuse the people who criticize Buchanan of being anti-Catholic, or the people who criticize Michael Savage as being anti-Semites, BTW?

[Final Authority]

First, I do not think Savage is known for his positions as a Jew, as I believe he distances himself from that label. Buchanan, people hate him because he is not a GWB kool-aide drinker, not because he is RC.

The fact that you have a posting history that is clear as it identifies you quite clearly as well and that you offered an opinion, "is a disaster" indicated to me that you want to be one of the bashers on a bashing thread, led me to think you may be a bigot.

BTW, tell me where I called you a religious bigot. Please. Not where you believed I did but where I actually called you one. I will apologize if I actually called you a bigot, not thought you may be one.

With respect to the borders and the criminal alien problem, Mitt has demonstrated he is committed to enforcing laws however unseemly they are to the letter of the law, unlike GWB I might add, and he has spoken to the immigration and alien issue and will enforce immigration laws, again, unlike GWB. In my last sentence where I thought you might be a bigot because of your stance, I left out a word. The word was "you" as in it is unfortunate that you seem to be a bigot, being Christian and all. If I declared you to actually be a bigot, I apologize, but on this thread, the only person to actually be called one was me, by one of the self proclaimed righteous.

[Final Authority]

Name a gay activist Mitt has appointed. I'd like to know, really. If you know who, and what you know of him/her, and the background of that individual, it would be good to know.

We do know however, that GWB has a AG that is not pro life. How did that happen?