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Campaign 2012: Watch out for Mitt! [Corn makes the case for Myth]
Politics Daily ^ | October 18, 2010 | David Corn

Posted on 10/18/2010 9:26:56 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet

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So the Left thinks we're morons? I guess I already knew that.
1 posted on 10/18/2010 9:27:02 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

I read the name “David Corn” and stopped readinbg at that point.
LOL.


2 posted on 10/18/2010 9:28:54 PM PDT by onyx (If you sYou betcha!upport Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

At least they’re consistent in what candidate they want the most!


3 posted on 10/18/2010 9:32:03 PM PDT by ABQHispConservative (November, here we come!)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet
Willard Myth Romney as POTUS nominee would snatch defeat from the jaws of victory!
4 posted on 10/18/2010 9:40:01 PM PDT by HuntsvilleTxVeteran ((B.?) Hussein (Obama?Soetoro?Dunham?) Change America Will Die From.)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

Why don’t you worry about you’re socialist pinko friends David. The right does not need advice since they seem to be pretty strong right now. Why don’t you give the left some cheerleading for Obummer. He needs it desperately right now.


5 posted on 10/18/2010 9:42:23 PM PDT by Lazlo in PA ("Forces of Evil" member in good standing)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet
There isn't enough deodorant in the world to get rid of the smell of Massachusetts politics!

I'm sorry, I know we have some great Freepers from Massachusetts, but anyone who wins there has had to make unforgiveable compromises of principle.

I just don't expect Mitt to ever totally repudiate his track record.

6 posted on 10/18/2010 9:46:38 PM PDT by SWAMPSNIPER (The Second Amendment, A Matter Of Fact, Not A Matter Of Opinion)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

Dream on. He wasn’t in the fight when it mattered. Which means he doesn’t matter.

He’s not even in the running.


7 posted on 10/18/2010 10:02:37 PM PDT by marron
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

Well, the right let them choose McCain so they’re back for more.....


8 posted on 10/18/2010 10:12:01 PM PDT by ransomnote
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To: ransomnote

They will gladly ‘help’ us pick the biggest loser possible.


9 posted on 10/18/2010 10:29:10 PM PDT by screaminsunshine (counter revolutionary)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet
The Anti-Palin onslaught will have many faces, and this article is just the first to poke it's leering grimace from under the slimey rocks lining the bottom of the swelling river of Democrat Disinformation and Deception.

David Cornhole is one of the more despicable, truly rat-faced scumbags alive today, and his "Stifle Palin" screed will gain in volume as its coherence rapidly, and rabidly, deteriorates in the weeks and months to come.

One of the most impressive features arguing heavily in favor of Sarah Palin winning the Primary and becoming the GOP candidate of record for the 2012 General Election will be the aberrant psychoses that the mere mention of her name will engender among the slavering, salivating Dembicile hordes who will amass against her.

Anybody, and I mean anybody, who can generate this level of apoplectic rage in the Dembicile dementiacs is worthy of a vote, even were they not the best candidate on any number of other fronts. As luck would have it, however, Sarah Palin is also that best, most qualified person on all those other fronts, and that is certainly the yummy cream cheese frosting on this lovely, already rising-in-the-oven cake called "Election 2012".

Get yer popcorn ready, this show is about to start.

;-)

10 posted on 10/18/2010 10:41:04 PM PDT by Gargantua (Palin-Bachman 2012... just call it "Pa-Bach" :-)
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

No more MSNBC approved GOP presidential candidates please.

Although a RINO, I have the impression that Romney would do what the base wants him to. But I really can’t trust that to chance. I want someone (an honest someone) who runs on conservative and founding/constitutional principles, believes them to core of their being, and will be trusted to act in all manners true to those principles concerning both public and secret affairs ... like Reagan.


11 posted on 10/18/2010 10:47:23 PM PDT by dajeeps
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Your impression of Romney is completely different from mine. Rather than do what “we the people” want, what I expect from Romney is — gays in the military no more DADT, the enactment of ENDA which he supported, govt sponsored use of embryonic stem cells, re-packaged Obamacare also known as Romneycare, neglect of the military, RKBA betrayal by some form of gun control, raising of fees and new mandates, liberal judges planted throughout the federal system, and nationalization of gay marriage. In other words, what Romney did for Massachusetts, he’ll do for the whole country!


12 posted on 10/18/2010 11:09:41 PM PDT by Waryone (RINOs, Elites, and Socialists - on the endangered list, soon to become extinct.)
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To: Waryone

You might be correct. I was being a bit more subtle about how I feel about him, and the point is that he can’t be trusted to do what we want even if he started sounding like Thomas Jefferson. And he has back pedaled on alot of things, including health care mandates. Has he had his ‘come to Jesus’ moment and realized how wrong it would be to do the same things at the Federal level one does at the state level and has he realized the true value of federalism? I don’t really think so. But even in the 2008 cycle, when he was running for the nomination, the read between the lines speak was more like ‘I’ll be whatever you want if you just elect me.’

That’s just not enough for me. We need a true believer not a doppleganger.


13 posted on 10/18/2010 11:44:13 PM PDT by dajeeps
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This will get interesting as time passes. I dont see Romney getting the nom due to the tidal wave of conservatives taking a stand. The RNC is changing from the ground up and the Bush/McCain/Romey/Rove network is crumbling. I can invision a storming of the next RNC convention.

The huckster and his cult will try to muccy the water but that wont last long either.

My guess it will be Barbour or Palin. Palin most likely.


14 posted on 10/18/2010 11:58:25 PM PDT by rrrod (at home in Medellin Colombia)
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To: dajeeps

If you’ve heard him backpeddling at all on Romneycare, you’ve heard a lot more than I have. Even if he said he had a ‘come to Jesus’ moment, I would not believe him. His ‘you have to elect me if you want to know exactly what I’ll do’ statement sounds too much like a threat to me. The man can’t be trusted. He lies when the truth would better serve him. He and Obama have a lot in common.


15 posted on 10/19/2010 12:18:57 AM PDT by Waryone (RINOs, Elites, and Socialists - on the endangered list, soon to become extinct.)
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To: rrrod

I like Sarah. I have no doubt that she believes what she says. I am a little reserved though because believing in something is only the first step. The next ones are being able to turn those beliefs into results. She is good because she isn’t a seasoned politican, but I think that also detracts from ability to get things done without being shoved through the political ringer by things beyond her control.

Additionally, the Federal govt is a huge bureaucracy and I think the job requires excellent upper management skills to get it focused on the right things and doing what it should be doing. I question whether she has the skills to manage that. I don’t really think she does, so whomever her chief of staff might be would be really important information to have and would likely make the difference for me in the primaries.


16 posted on 10/19/2010 12:19:45 AM PDT by dajeeps
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To: 2ndDivisionVet

If the GOP runs Romney in 2012, Obama will be re-elected with a 30 something percent plurality. Romney will finish third, behind some presently unknown independent.

Immediately, the GOP will begin its final and irrevocable descent into electoral oblivion.


17 posted on 10/19/2010 12:34:37 AM PDT by Psalm 144
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More attacks for Romney and Obama and Soros.

"Former Mitt Romney presidential campaign staffers…
have been involved in spreading anti-Palin spin to reporters, seeking to diminish her standing after the election.
'Sarah Palin is a lightweight, she won't be the first, not even the third, person people will think of when it comes to 2012,'
says one former Romney aide…
'The only serious candidate ready to challenge to lead the Republican Party is Mitt Romney.
"Some former Romney aides were behind the recent leaks to media, including CNN, that Governor Sarah Palin was a 'diva' and was going off message intentionally."


The Palmetto Scoop reported:
"The sources said nearly 80 percent of Romney’s former staff was absorbed by McCain and these individuals were responsible for what amounts to a premeditated, last-minute sabotage of Palin."
that Palin would be a serious contender for the Republican nomination in 2012 or 2016, which made her a threat to another presidential quest by Romney.

"Peeking Out From the McCain Wreckage: Mitt Romney"

"Someone's got to say it: IS MITT ROMNEY RESPONSIBLE FOR OBAMA'S VICTORY?"

"Vanity: Team Romney Sabotaged Palin and Continuing to Do So?"

"Romney Supporters Trashing Palin"

"Romney advisors sniping at Palin?"


Poor sport spoiler Romney doing what he does best:

Novak: "Fred Thompson drop-out rumors traced to Romney campaign"

Said Novak: "The rumors were traced in part to Mitt Romney's campaign,
trying to stir up strife between McCain and Thompson
."


"Despite outspending his rivals by huge margins throughout the primaries,
(Mitt Romney, Carpetbagger UT,CA,MA,NH,Mexico) lost Iowa, South Carolina, Florida and California.
The only primaries he won were in Michigan, where Dad was governor; LDS states;
and a few states on Super Tuesday in which his California-obsessed rivals
couldn't spare the cash to advertise.
Only John Connolly in 1968 had a worse cash-to-delegates ratio.
And John McCain rightly did not like Romney's tactics during the primaries.
(W)hen (Romney's early leads) started slipping away, he resorted to unfair,
distorted, scorched-earth negative ads, betting that his opponents couldn't
afford to spend enough for the truth to catch up to his charges."

[Romney: A Mistake for McCain, 7/23/2008, Dick Morris]

18 posted on 10/19/2010 4:02:41 AM PDT by Diogenesis ('Freedom is the light of all sentient beings.' - Optimus Prime)
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Huckabee got support last run because there were no good options. We had a Congressman (Congressmen never win the Presidency) conservative in Duncan Hunter, and Thompson who didn’t run hard enough to have a chance, and Huckabee, Romney, and McCain. Huck won’t get much support if there are one or more conservatives running who stand a chance in my opinion. (and I’m a guy that likes Huckabee and his show . . . not a basher at all).

Mitt is the wrong guy as well, and I hope that people realize it. Putting in socialized medicine in Mass. shows that Romney is not good for the economy and his alleged strength on economic issues is bunk. Socialism doesn’t work. Armand Hammer was a successful businessman and a Marxist. Hell, Gore is making a mint with his green business crapola. There a plenty of businessman Democrats and Mitt is one of them.


19 posted on 10/19/2010 4:27:24 AM PDT by November 2010
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Just a thought for discussion, Has any one considered that republicans, mainly Christian republicans, are being set up to be a scape goat? Let's say we win the house and senate. Shortly thereafter the economy collapses.

Who will be blamed?

20 posted on 10/19/2010 10:26:33 AM PDT by marbren
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