Romney/Brown 2012? (HECK NO!) (BARF)

The Boston Herald ^ | 2010-01-25 | Benjamin Bell

[rabscuttle385]

What exactly does Romney have up his sleeve?

[rabscuttle385]

Beyond sickening.

[pissant]

Yikes.

[Paleo Conservative]

Not constitutional. The Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates must be from different states.

[Bigtigermike]

What is it with this people and Romney? He is the quintessential insider D.C. loving establishment Republican....everything the tea party, independents and frustrated voter isn’t looking for!!

[Colonel_Flagg]

Absolutely, positively NOT. With a capital NOT.

[pray4liberty]

I wouldn’t buy that Ken doll even if he was the last one on the shelf.

[FrankR]

There had to be some reason Romney was pushing Brown...maybe it was the Cosmo foldout?

[dangus]

Unconstitutional.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Romney (more likely than Brown) could fix that in time. The barf is Romney. I could see a Brown/Palin or Palin/Brown.

[HiTech RedNeck]

You thaying Romney ith gaaaaaaay?

Thatth thtupid. It could ath well be Brown’th daughtherth.

[rfp1234]

For Mass. Gov. & Lt. Gov; Maybe.
For POTUS = H.E. double-hockey-sticks - NO!!!

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Complete gibbering idiocy.

But where romney is involved, I expect little else.

[svcw]

What? Show me.

[LouD]

I am not a big Romney fan - but this is not about Romney.

No, like him or hate him, he unarguably has the experience to be President. I disagree with his lukewarm conservatism, but that is a different issue entirely.

My issue is Scott Brown - who may turn out to be a great guy and the next Ronald Reagan - or maybe not. We have no way of knowing, yet - until we see how he does as a Governor, or as a high-visibility member of Congress.

Attempting to elevate him before his time makes us no better than the idiots who were chanting “O-BA-MA” in 2006, or voting for him in 2008.

[ElPatriota]

NEVER...EVER....

Regardless of wheather you agree with Brown or not... the wonderful thing about him was - for me - how anti-romney he is!

He is new (to the national scene), fresh, naive to a certain extend, sees life in a rather simple way... and I don't think he has money to speak of (imgine, not a millionaire! /s). As much a 'regular' guy as it is posssible of find in a politician.

Contrast that image to Romney.... Ugggh... excuse me.... I need to vomit.

[heshtesh]

Did Palin drop dead and i’m not aware? apparently the American political scene has changed a lot since the Mass election.

[WellyP]

I will never trust Romney as far as I can throw him.....NEVER!

[LostInBayport]

What is it with this people and Romney? He is the quintessential insider D.C. loving establishment Republican....everything the tea party, independents and frustrated voter isn’t looking for!!

This is the main/lame stream media gearing up for 2012. They like to declare certain candidates as 'frontrunners', usually the candidate they think has the best chance of losing. See: New York Times endorsement of John McCain in 2008's Republican primary.

They want to pick a loser for us again. Not. Gonna. Happen. The Scott Brown election is proof of that...the RNC was nowhere to be found, and a relatively conservative candidate received national grassroots support to rise up and win...in Massachusetts, despite media worship of the overrated Kennedy clan.

[ari-freedom]

Romney seemed like an alien from outer space. Everything was so perfect. Even his speeches were perfect. He said he was for everything conservatives wanted even though his actual record proved he was anything but.