[houstonman58]

"This program is run not by the free market, but by the Commonwealth Health Insurance Connector, a Romney-created government bureaucracy. For 2007, reports the Pacific Research Institute’s Sally Pipes, RomneyCare is expected to have cost taxpayers some $619 million."

Get off Romney's back. He was Governor of a State that has an 85% liberal Democrat Senate. EIGHTY FIVE PERCENT! You think that anything Romney introduced wasn't altered and re-written ad nauseum by these liberals? I'm a Massachusetts resident, conservative Repulican, and personally I think the man would make a tremendous leader. He is honest, something that his opponent's shills work very hard at to twist. He is brilliant, he has spine and he has moral character. He's a great statesman too. I think he's as firm a man as you'll find anywhere in politics. He makes liberal RINOS like Rudy, huckleberry and McInsane look like very unpleasant alternatives. If Mitt or Fred don't win the primary and the general election, then America is screwed for the next umpteen years. Mitt will fight the WOT and the war on our borders, unlike his major opponents in both parties.

[Diogenesis]

With all due respect to your eloquence for Romney,
you are in denial. Romney decimated the Massachusetts Republican Party, and therefore showed no spine.

“The Massachusetts Republican Party died last Tuesday.
The cause of death: failed leadership.
The party is survived by a few leftover legislators
and a handful of county officials and grassroots activists
who have been ignored for years.
Services will be public and a mass exodus of taxpayers will follow.
In lieu of flowers, send messages to New Hampshire Republican voters
warning them about a certain presidential candidate named Romney.”
- Boston Herald, 11/12/2006

“Romney arrived on the scene with great promise,
but is leaving the Republican Party here in shambles.
Not only are the Republicans yielding the governor’s office
for the first time in 16 years, but registered Republicans
have fallen by 31,000 since Romney took office,
and their legislative presence is at historic lows.
But it worked out fine for him:
He is now chasing the prize he really covets, the presidency.”"
- Boston Globe 11/8/2006

[Leisler]

I'll do as I please.

No one forced Mittens to sign the law, except it was his baby all along, and if he had to sell us down the socialist river for his ambition, he would, and did.

Mittens; “I don’t know what’s going to happen down the road as the Democrats get their hands on it,”

Is there any conservitve that wouldn't know what the Democrats would do with more power? Is Mittens stupid?

[JohnnyZ]

I'm a Massachusetts resident, conservative Repulican,

Yeah, I bet you are, Mr. January 13, 2008 sign-up. Don't you have some fundraising calls to make?