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(Breaking) Romney ENDORSES Huckabee for President!
TownHall.com ^
| 12.12.2007
| Kevin McCullough
Posted on 12/12/2007 5:51:31 AM PST by jodiluvshoes
So the man that National Review endorsed for President - has endorsed his chief rival for that same office:
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TOPICS: Extended News; News/Current Events; Political Humor/Cartoons; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: hughhewitt; kevinmccullough; mikehuckabee; mittromney
funny!
To: jodiluvshoes
We need to make sure that we have a strong person who can take the baton from President Bush, and Governor Huckabee is certainly one of those individuals. He'd make a fine president."Is a compliment now considered an official endorsement?
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posted on
12/12/2007 5:59:34 AM PST
by
Teacher317
(Eta kuram na smekh)
To: jodiluvshoes
It’s funny to me to see Dems tearing each other apart already in their brawl for nomination. Yet, Republicans are civil and uplifting regarding each other... at least at this stage.
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posted on
12/12/2007 6:00:19 AM PST
by
J40000
To: jodiluvshoes
makes sense when one actually looks at each’s policies.
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posted on
12/12/2007 6:00:29 AM PST
by
From One - Many
(Trust the Old Media At Your Own Risk. I Will Be Voting for Mr. Duncan Hunter, fellow FReepers.)
To: J40000
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posted on
12/12/2007 6:13:58 AM PST
by
ASA Vet
To: J40000
Too bad this striking contrast in behaviour between the two parties won’t hit the Dems between the eyes. They’d never recognize it as civil and mature, it just isn’t who they are.
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posted on
12/12/2007 6:17:20 AM PST
by
Melinda
To: All
I think this endorsement was made in 2005. Being two years old, its way past the expiration date on a Romney position.
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posted on
12/12/2007 7:56:05 AM PST
by
dano1
To: dano1
You are correct.
It's in "Robot's Rules of Order".
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