Posted on 04/30/2012 3:44:52 PM PDT by knarf
..and do we have the numbers and the clout to pull it off?
And boughs that will not bend, will surely break and kill the tree.
Listen, I’ll make it easy for you.
The people you mentioned stated at the outset they would support whom ever the Republican nominee would be, that is for them to decide.
Try and stay on topic, this is a conservative site and we are discussing conservative votes - whom for and whom against.
If conservatives had rallied around the conservatives in the race and not the GOP chosen candidate, Romney would not be the nominee.
In the purest sense, any conservative who votes for Romney has suspended reason.
If you wish that to mean I know better, so be it.
Personally, I think you are desperate to justify your vote for that liberal called Romney.
Hey Al, which shake of his Etch-A-Sketch did those Romney quotes come from?
I do so love to read your pointless gibberish/s
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Gosh Mame you must have got religion...
Heres what you told me 2 years ago...
To: Tennessee Nana
whatever you say. sounds like you are a typical man hating dyke. not surprising your religious views I’ve seen lately. In fact, i’d say you don’t even have any true religious views, but only man hating views that spill over into religious topics.
39 posted on Sunday, June 06, 2010 4:43:42 PM by mamelukesabre (Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum (If you want peace prepare for war))
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To: Tennessee Nana
This is not your religion forum and your personal moderator is not here to cover your backside. Take not of that fact and watch yourself. I will not let you turn this thread into you vs me. but i am not likely to let you use your “religion” as your shield either. Your brand of religion is about as respectable as that of the tree hugging whale worshippers’ version of religion. You should read Kagan’s words. You might find some things to your liking.
63 posted on Sunday, June 06, 2010 7:07:38 PM by mamelukesabre (Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum (If you want peace prepare for war))
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And I think a vote for Obama is treason.
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You’re a dike hating man.....hahahahahahah
It’s another McCain event.
The VP thing will work as well as it did the last time.
It’s a free country, and I have just as much right to express my opinion as you do.
And I know the laws that govern elections much better than you do, that’s obvious.
Aren’t you one of the “Flying Imams” who are on the Mormon threads?
We agree and I am not voting for BHO.
TennNana...some insults are just....well, silly. Those you just quoted directed to you fall in that category.
A vote for a 3rd party is a vote for BO, and you know it.
Which of these would leave our nation in better shape by the end of 2016?
a) 0bama-Biden
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b) Romney-West/Paul/Rubio/etc
See what ya get from RomneyBots in the off years ???
:)
So you believe Romney is really engaging in serious attacks on Obama somewhere, and we just missed it, LOL?
Come on, now. You know what Romney is and what he’s about. Vote for him, that’s your decision, of course. But don’t try to make the quisling out to be something he isn’t. It’s embarrassing.
Remember the other week, when Ted Nugent went off on Obama.....Romney hurried to assert that the most important thing was remaining civil. Yeah......pit bull.
From here:
When Congressman L.F. Payne retired in 1996, Goode won the Democratic nomination to succeed him. He won election easily, as his state senate district was virtually coextensive with the southern portion of the congressional district. During his first two terms, he compiled one of the most conservative records of any Democrat in the Congress.[6] Like many Southern Democrats, Goode strongly opposed abortion and gun control and vigorously supported the tobacco industry. His contrarian streak resulted in him being isolated within the Democratic caucus, which later led to him switching parties.[4]
Goode came under considerable fire shortly after being unopposed for a second term in 1998, when he voted for three of the four articles of impeachment against Bill Clinton. In January 2000, he declared himself an independent and began caucusing with the Republicans, who gave him a seat on the Appropriations Committee. He was handily re-elected that November, touting himself as a congressman who was "as independent as the people he serves." He officially became a Republican in August 2002 before the primary election, making him the first Republican to represent this district since 1889. Republicans had been lobbying him to switch parties since 1998. Reflecting on Goode's record at the time, David Brown, the mayor of Charlottesville and a former chairman of the city's Democratic Party said "It was obvious he didn't really fit in the Democratic Party anymore."[5]
For the 2001 congressional redistricting, Goode allied with Republican Bob Goodlatte and Democrat Rick Boucher to ensure that none of them would be put in the same district. Goode's home in Franklin County is only about 20 miles (32 km) south of Goodlatte's home in Roanoke, the heart of the [[Virginia's 6 congressional district|6th district]]. The counties to the west of Franklin County are in Boucher's [[Virginia's 9 congressional district|9th District]], which had to expand due to lack of population growth. He won his first full term as a Republican in November, 2002, with 63.47% of the vote,[7] and was elected to a fifth term, and his second full term as a Republican, with 63.68% in 2004.[8] In 2006 Goode won 59% of the vote, with challenger Al Weed garnering 40% of the vote.
In 2008 Goode lost his seat, being defeated by Democrat Tom Perriello by 727 votes (0.24% of over 316,000 votes cast). While Goode won 13 of the district's 20 counties and independent cities, Perriello's margin of victory was decided in the district's more urbanized areas. Goode won only one independent city in the district, Bedford, but by only 16 votes. Ultimately, Goode could not overcome a combined 19,000-vote deficit in the Charlottesville area (Charlottesville and surrounding Albemarle County), where Perriello is from.[9]
Goode had filed paperwork with the Federal Election Committee to allow him to raise money for a possible rematch in the 2010 elections, due to receiving "unsolicited" campaign contributions, though he said he had not decided whether or not he would run in 2010.[10] However, Goode announced in late July 2009 that would not seek the Republican nomination for the seat in 2010.[11] Nonetheless, many expect this race to be heavily targeted by the Republican Party in 2010.
This guys just another political hack trying to work his way into the "elites". Whatta a klutz.
I am always amused when presented with who Romney actually is, somehow he is misquoted.
(((sigh)))
Not saying you are doing that.
>>And I know the laws that govern elections much better than you do, that’s obvious.<<
I’m a MI homeschooling mom and don’t really have a clue about it. Why should I? However, I do know that when someone is running for office, they will use any forum to belittle their opponents. It seems to me that morally a candidate would make it clear that the person is an opponent, especially here on FR. We’re like family. It may bring you votes or it may let people see why you fight hard against the leading candidate.
Open and honest wins the race!
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