[JRochelle]

And no this hasn't been posted before, I checked.

:-)

[tsmith130]

Paul Weyrich, president of the Free Congress Foundation, says he can't find any other explanation

So he makes this outrageous accusation because HE can't "find any other explanation"? He needs to keep looking.

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

This is an outrageous charge - Mr. Weyrich needs to get out front and center to take his ridiculous accusation back - very quickly.

[Reaganesque]

More of the pot calling the kettle black. You Fred supporters can really dish it out with your incessant cries of "Romney is buying his vitories" but let one Romney supporter say the same exact thing about Fred and you're crying and moaning about the outrageous, despicable nature of the attack for days on end. And there are always the obligatory demands that the Romney supporter who pointed this out be banned from Free Republic.

Well, in the general election, you aren't going to be able to ban Hillary supporters. They don't come here. You can piss and moan all you like about the "unfairness" of the Clinton machine but it won't change a thing. If Fred Thompson is so fragile a candidate that he can't take what he and his supporters are dishing out in the primaries, how's he going to fare against Clinton Inc.? Both you and your candidate need to calm down, grow up and grow a pair or we will be singing "Hail to the Chief" to another Clinton.

[calex59]

Mitt supporters take note: As has been said of hillary due to her question planting, the person running the campaign(I.E. the candidate)controls what their aides say and do. Mitt is the one who put this guy up to it and this says a lot about the character of Mr. Romney, all of it bad.

Before you argue about this fact you should know you can't have it both ways, if Hillary is responsible for her aides actions then Mitt is responsible for his aides. Any other stance will be gross hiprocrisy.

[trisham]

"If the Romney campaign is looking for the reason they did not receive the National Right to Life endorsement, they can start with the fact that Gov. Romney was pro-choice just two years ago," he told LifeNews.com.

"The Romney campaign was clearly hoping for this endorsement and are now clearly upset. But being denied an endorsement is no excuse to impugn the integrity of the very organization they were just days ago trying to woo," he concluded.

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Where is Romney in all of this? Shouldn't he be denouncing what Weyrich said?

[uncbob]

Paul Weyrich, president of the Free Congress Foundation, says he can't find any other explanation.

Right Romney deserved the backing because of his STRONG Pro Life record in Mass

[MeanWestTexan]

They should have included the full text of the Thompson camp’s response, WHICH LEFT A MARK:

“Gov. Romney was pro-choice just two years ago. They should also consider the fact that Gov. Romney’s own health care plan in Massachusetts offers taxpayer funded abortions for a mere $50 co-pay and requires by law that a representative from Planned Parenthood sit on the MassHealth advisory board. Tellingly, Gov. Romney made no such requirement for a representative from the pro-life movement.”

[Zionist Conspirator]

Why isn’t Paul Weyrich supporting Duncan Hunter???

[steve8714]

This charge is just politics. I would classify it as less outrageous than it is bizarre. Everybody take a deep breath; most days we hear Fred can’t raise money- now we hear he has enough to bribe NRTL.

[murdoog]

I have a mental picture of Howard Dean watching this fracas, rubbing his hands together and saying “Exssssellent” like Charles Montgomery Burns