What's a Fredhead to do??

1/20/2008 | Skully

[TheBattman]

How is Rudy ANY better than McLame???? An UBER Liberal vs. a RINO psycho? They both are a VERY bad choice.

[Prov3456]

Agreed.

The RINO, Rockefeller Republicans would rather be in the minority and invited to all the Washington parties than support/do what is right for the future of the country.

I fear the country is headed for another Clinton presidency, which will be far worse than Bill's - not because of the Clintons themselves, but because of world events we know nothing about yet and their "response" to those events.

I fear for the future of my country. :(

[wtc911]

No problem. I do agree with you that Mitt is no Conservative but, I would much rather see a successful non-DC executive as POTUS than a RINO senator who never ran anything but a committee.

[PoplarBluffian]

Let’s see what Fred does first between now and Super Tuesday. If he fails, I think Romney gets my support.

I have to agree with you. Romney is my second choice but, it’s my understanding, that all the primaries have been open so far. Let’s see what Fred can do when only the Republicans are voting on the pubbie ballot.

[weezel]

If the DNC and the MSM manage to create a REAL recession, and a demo wins the WH, it wont be pretty. Never has.

[gitmo]

A vote for Rudy is a slap in the face to values voters. A vote for Huck will lose in November. Fred has never won a primary and is not going to. The compromise is?

Isn't a vote for Romney a slap in the face of value voters as well? Pro-abort. Published papers that were pro-homosexual. I don't think I can go that route either.

[org.whodat]

know that McCain and Huckabee will fade soon and I see the chance for Fred to make another surge after the debate from Palm BEach this coming Thursday. I am with Fred through Super Tuesday if he is still fighting!

Now that is reasonable and well thought out.

This whole post is nothing more than the same old BS, of attempting to scare people in to supporting their rino.

[Bernard]

Like another poster claimed, it is like trying to choose diarrhea over vomiting

If I recall correctly from my much younger days, there was a joke about taking a companion out in the backyard and turning the hose on him after a long evening of self-inflicted poisoning, because that would rinse the problem away, no matter what form it took.

[avacado]

"Write him in for Pres in Nov and until then,..."

Perhaps you didn't read what skully stated: "In the end I will vote for the GOP nominee regardless. This is only because the troops are deployed, and they don't deserve a Commander-In-Chief from the party that tried to lose the war for them."

Any Conservative who allows a Democrat into the Whitehouse to become Commander-in-Chief of the US Armed Forces and who allows a Democrat to appoint the next three Supreme Court Justices should be charged with treason and swung from a 200 year oak tree!

[jdm]

I've been casually taking swipes at Mitt Romney for the past year based on the assumption that, in the end, Republicans would choose him as our nominee.

Interesting. On what page in the DSM-IV is that disorder discussed?

[weezel]

Exactly what hillary robbem klipem is hoping you’ll do.

[2001convSVT]

Yes, some of it will go there. But I am going to do all that I can to protect the 2nd amendment with anti-gun being the nominees.

[mewzilla]

Patience, grasshopper :)

[allmendream]

Ah, but some would rather be pure and dead in the ditch than to cede their right of way to the oncoming truck.

The quest for the immaculate Conservative continues. Electability is hardly even an issue when someone would rather their issues loose to teach the proponents of those issues ‘a lesson’ for not advancing those issues hard enough. If they didn’t learn last time (and I mean the voters AND our Republican elected officials), they aint’ ever going to learn. But teach on. Maybe we can keep the “I’m taking my ball and going HOME!” crybaby conservatism to a minimum. As you pointed out it destroys the party and the issue if its proponents are finicky at the polls.

[Reaganesque]

Also, this from RedState.com:

Now that South Carolina is done, who will you vote for in your state?

Selection		Votes
John McCain	19%	220
Mike Huckabee	8%	89
Rudy Giuliani	14%	165
Mitt Romney	59%	690
1,164 votes total
pollcode.com free polls Source

[skully]

bperiwinkle7 wrote:
You give up too easily. Just Stand Strong.

I don’t think I’ve given up too easily. I supported Fred before he was a candidate. I supported Fred when he became a candidate. I supported Fred when the drive bys said Fred didn’t support Fred. I’ve supported Fred through several primaries, and the results aren’t encouraging. My primary vote has more weight to me then my GE vote this cycle. I want to use it the most effective way I can. I’ll wait and see what happens in Florida. I’ve got until Feb. 5th to decide.

[G Larry]

Get behind Mitt Romney before we’re stuck with McCain!

[2111USMC]

Maybe we can get a group buy on razor blades.

[gruna]

Great news!!!!!!!!!

[Reaganesque]

Palin? As in Michael “You’re Not Going Into a Song While I’m Here” Palin of Monty Python?