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To: Kaslin

A major criticism of Willard as Candidate IMHO.


2 posted on 04/20/2012 3:45:00 AM PDT by Flintlock (Picture ID for ALL voting. Let our dead rest in peace.)
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To: Flintlock

“A major criticism of Willard as Candidate IMHO.”

It’s a much more major criticism of 0bama as a president.

It’s all but certain that Romney will be the GOP candidate - what he should do is hire Michelle Malkin as a speechwriter. She hit it way out of the park with this article. The quotes from 0bama pretty well devastate any idea that the Dems have some kind of corner on civility. It’s very clear that 0bama is all about mob-style Chicago politics.

I don’t care if Romney is the candidate, or if it’s his family dog. 0bama needs to be absolutely crushed in this election. We can’t afford any more of his economic “genius”, and we absolutely can’t afford even one more of his Supreme Court picks.


12 posted on 04/20/2012 5:45:59 AM PDT by PreciousLiberty (Pray for America!!!)
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To: Flintlock

McCain lost because he was horrified at the prospect of being President. He always acted as if he were trying to get people to vote for the kenyan. He sounded like that from the first. Romney? I suspect he will take the same route. Being Nominated is the epitome for Republicans. They do not actually want to win because the Democrat Party is the natural ruling party. Republicans see themselves as more gentlemanly and existing primarily to rationalize Democrat policies, to make communism more palatable to the sensible portion of the populace, to file down the perceived “rough edges.”


14 posted on 04/20/2012 5:59:21 AM PDT by arthurus (Read Hazlitt's "Economics In One Lesson.")
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