Romney Pans ``Hillary's House of Horrors''

The Guardian Unlimited ^ | Saturday October 27, 2007 | RASHA MADKOUR

[Reaganesque]

FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) - Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney offered a verbal tour of ``Hillary's House of Horrors'' on Saturday, conjuring images of Halloween spook houses to underscore his criticisms of Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton.

``You go in one room, she wants to raise your taxes. You go in another room and she wants to have government taking over health care,'' Romney said to laughter and applause at a town hall meeting in southwest Florida. ``You go in the next room and she's weakened homeland security by voting against the authority of our government to listen in to al-Qaida's calls.''

Romney said he would keep Clinton from reaching the White House not by acting like her - an apparent dig at rival Rudy Giuliani - but by building on the conservative foundation laid by Ronald Reagan...

[Reaganesque]

Hillary's House of Horrors. I like it!

[EternalVigilance]

Hillary’s horrified, too. That it took a so-called “Republican” like Romney to actually implement most of her agenda.

[Reaganesque]

Mitt Ping!

• Send FReep Mail to Unmarked Package to get [ON] or [OFF] the Mitt Romney Ping List •

[George W. Bush]

I liked that last debate where everyone was dumping on Hillary.

Bashing Hillary well is going to be a prime quality we need to look for in a candidate, well, that and upholding the party platform (meaning no leftwing mayors).

Hey, you guys are supposed to have a short YouTube of the MittClip! Don't make me call the moderators on you!

[WFTR]

``But if someone were fortunate enough to do real well in Iowa and New Hampshire, you can bet they're going to get a real boost in Florida,'' Romney said.

Mr. Romney will need to have better numbers in Florida before the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary if he hopes to win the nomination. I'm glad to see him doing a little better in South Carolina. I wish Duncan Hunter had those numbers. However, if either of them is going to win, he'll need to be solidly in first, second, or a close third place with percentages in the 20's or 30's by early January.

Bill

[Caipirabob]

``You go in one room, she wants to raise your taxes. You go in another room and she wants to have government taking over health care,''

Oh, this is great. Here's where it pays to have a wide fields of candidates all raining bombs like this on top of the hildebeast...

[bethtopaz]

I just watched 1 hour and 42 minutes of “The Clinton Chronicles” and I feel sick to my stomach.

I always sensed that the Clintons were evil, but after watching that show (and I am shaking) and I am convinced.

We need to do all we can to keep Hillary and Bill out of the Whitehouse AND clean the House of all the Clintons’ friends and insiders.

We need to take back our country from the Arkansas Mafia.

Hey, her commercial about her and Bill playing The Sopranos was no joke!

I’m really involved in politics and I am just now finding things out about the Clintons — imagine what Americans who don’t care about politics — DON’T KNOW!!

[Reaganesque]

Then you will like the results of the Florida Chamber of Commerce's recent poll:

• In the Republican Presidential Primary, Rudy Giuliani holds a strong lead with 33 percent of respondents indicating that they would vote for him if the election was held today. Mitt Romney received 17 percent followed by Fred Thompson with 13 percent of responses.

• In Presidential general ballot match ups, Hillary Clinton holds a slight lead over most Republican candidates, leading Rudy Giuliani 37 percent to 34 percent as well as Mitt Romney 39 percent to 32 percent. Clinton also leads Fred Thompson in a head-to-head match up 39 percent to 31 percent. Clinton’s lead over Mayor Giuliani is, however, within the statistical margin of error, showing some erosion of her base when compared to fellow New Yorker Giuliani.

[pray4liberty]

Does this mean the fix is in for her?

[Diogenesis]

"You go in another room and she wants to have government taking over health care,'' Romney said to laughter

Pot Kettle Black.
They were laughing because RomneyCARE=HillaryCARE

And unlike Hillary, RINO-Romney already forced the Massachusetts government to take over health care.

Proof: Romney signs his RomneyCARE-1 = HillaryCARE (RomneyCARE-2 =HezbollahCARE)
as the Massachusetts Dems gather around their docile, and quite eager-to-please, RINO.

James Carville: "It's a feel-good story, this Romney thing. Romney is an ascendant guy."

[Grig]

“I just watched 1 hour and 42 minutes of “The Clinton Chronicles” and I feel sick to my stomach.”

Wikipedia says “The Clinton Chronicles” has been all debunked. Any wiki editors around?

[Wil H]

You should also read “Compromised” by Terry Reed and John Cummings ISBN 1-883955-02-5

That will put some flesh on the the bones of “the Clinton Chronicles” for you.

..And you will be REALLY sick..

[plain talk]

Yes. Ive always liked Mitt. He is one of the few smart articulate candidates we have. But he really hasn’t done anything in the polls which has surprised me. Thompson seems poised to overtake him now. My fear is Giuliani gets in by the opposition being splintered.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

lib, here's a new pic. Mitt hard at work looking handsome in his glasses.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Nice Perrier water bottle there Mitt.

[oyez]

The Hillery House of Horror will definitely suck the life out of this country.

[advertising guy]

self ping...........

[DakotaGator]

What a great idea!

Maybe someone could make an online version in game form. Really scary Hillary images could be readily developed from her actual scary photos. Frightening quotes can be culled from her numerous underreported gaffes. And the supporting cast of ghouls and goblins is just begging to be developed from the Clinton Mafia.

Oh. Don’t forget to use the Hillary cackle!

[bethtopaz]

Thanks for the referral.

[WFTR]

• In the Republican Presidential Primary, Rudy Giuliani holds a strong lead with 33 percent of respondents indicating that they would vote for him if the election was held today. Mitt Romney received 17 percent followed by Fred Thompson with 13 percent of responses.

This poll is good news for Mr. Romney's supporters. He'll need to get to about 25% before the primary, but if he does, the Iowa and New Hampshire bounce should help him do well enough to remain competitive through the February 5 super primary.

Bill