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Posted on 02/01/2007 12:18:38 PM PST by red meat conservative
WASHINGTON - Former Sen. Jim Talent, R-Mo., is backing former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's bid for the Republican presidential nomination, Romney announced in a statement Thursday.
Talent will serve as domestic policy task force chairman for Romney's presidential exploratory committee. Talent will oversee all domestic policy development in that position.
"With Jim's experience and extensive knowledge, he will help us look beyond the status quo and answer these challenges with bold, new approaches," Romney said.
Talent lost his bid for re-election last year to Democrat Claire McCaskill.
"Gov. Romney has shown extraordinary leadership during his many years of service," Talent said in a statement. "He has a strong conservative vision and a successful record of accomplishing that vision. I am proud to be part of his exploratory committee and ready to help him craft innovative policy solutions."
"Don't forget Hoekstra, Hastert, Demint, James Bopp, Jr. and Glenn Beck"
And Mark Levin
Mitt Romney announced that U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra (R-MI), the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, will be serving as his adviser on all matters pertaining to U.S. intelligence.
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This is important on two levels. First, James Bopp is a trusted figure in the Pro-life movement. Hundreds, if not thousands of local pro-life leaders have used James Bopps legal memos in their activism. He has spoken at many pro-life events and conventions, including three that I've been at. This will go a long way in gaining the trust of the pro-life movement.
It is also important on another level. James Bopp is one of the leading opponents of Campaign Finance Reform Laws, or put another way: McCain-Feingold.
www.mymanmitt.com
Most other candidates would need a "light rinse" at most :)
LOL...and together with his lovely wife, Ann, he raised five married sons who also married only once. Oh, did I mention that none of them drink or smoke, and four of the five married sons have children? It's enough to drive the liberals insane.
I think I'll be able to look past the lack of smoking and drinking....
Four reasons the dem's would love us to nominate Romney.
First, the dem's know that there is no way in the world they lose Massachusetts in a federal election.
Second, the dem's know that there is no way they can win Idaho and Utah, the two states with the biggest per capita Mormon population.
Third, many conservatives won't vote for a new england rino.
Fourth, some people will not vote for him simply because they consider the Mormon church to be a cult.
It's time to look beyond the big three being pushed by the LSM. It's time to kick Mitt, Rudy, and McCain to the curb and rally behind a true, no doubt about it conservative:
Duncan Hunter
Yeah, and they certainly wouldn't want Hunter because he is sooooo electable and has loads of money.
"Since Election Day, the Democratic National Committee has issued 15 news releases slamming Romney - more than any other Republican eyeing the White House. Arizona Sen. John McCain, one of the frontrunners, was the subject of 11, while former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is polling at the head of the pack, felt heat from only one release."
Of the top Republican contenders at present, it's quite obvious the Democrats fear Mitt Romney the most.
"the dem's know that there is no way in the world they lose Massachusetts in a federal election"
Yeah, he might not be able to win the most radical state but states like New Hampshire, Maine, Wisconsin, Minnisota, and especially Michigan will be in play.
I believe Senators Hatch, Bennett, Crapo, and Smith are also Mormon
Sevenbak,
I think he was making a joke about a comment that George Romney made back in 1968. I doubt he was bashing an entire religion.
That was the Usurper ticket. Henry 8 was the adultery ticket. Plenty of beheadings for both, of course. And for their kids.
I don't think he's referring to Mitt Romney. He's speaking of his father, George Romney, who was Governor of Michigan and who ran for President in 1968. His campaign crashed and burned when he said that he had been "Brainwashed" by the Johnson administration's view of Vietnam, and going there for himself, he felt differently about it.
Right. Harry Reed too, curently the most powerful mormon in Washington(cough, cough)
Here's a bigger list.
http://www.morgannews.us/pol.html
Thanks, I must have missed that.
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