The end of the Romney Campaign

World Net Daily ^ | January 29 | Janet Folger

[no dems]

Finally, there is a conservative answer to MoveOn.org: RoeGone.org, as in Roe v. Wade – GONE. Nice, huh? What's even nicer is the ad they're launching to expose Mitt Romney's record. Be looking for secular conservative pundits and compromising pro-lifers to jump the Romney ship soon. No kidding. I predict this thing will signal the end of the Romney campaign.

Unlike the other ads that have been done on Romney that primarily focus on his flip-flops on abortion, marriage, gun control, immigration, taxes, pornography etc., RoeGone.org's ad clearly delineates Romney's record as governor – which is very appropriate since that's exactly what Gov. Romney said we should do. I was there at the debate last week when Romney responded to the flip-flop accusations with the words: "I can point to a very simple way to find out exactly where I stand, and that is look at my record as governor."

Let's do that, shall we?

As governor, Mitt Romney issued an executive order forcing justices of the peace to perform homosexual weddings, or resign. Then he ordered marriage licenses changed to read "party A" and "party B" – instead of "husband" and "wife."

As governor, Romney appointed a board member of the Lesbian and Gay Bar Association to the bench, and appointed more Democrat judges than Republicans.

As governor, Romney authored and signed a mandatory heath insurance plan backed by Ted Kennedy – including taxpayer-funded abortion on demand.

As governor, Romney overruled his own health department and forced Catholic hospitals to distribute the morning after abortion pill.

Homosexual marriage?

Tax-funded abortions?

Catholic hospital morning after pills?

Homosexual activist judges?

"Look at my record as governor."

[no dems]

And it looks like it coming down to this guy or McCain to be the standard-bearer for the GOP. God help us.

[RockinRight]

I’d take Romney over McCain, no contest. Thanks for playing.

[outofstyle]

Finally, there is a conservative answer to MoveOn.org: RoeGone.org

I would like to be certain that RoeGone is not, in fact, MoveOn.

[samtheman]

I’m voting for Romney. I don’t care what moveon.org-left or moveon.org-right wants me to do. I’ll do what I want to do and Janet can go take a flying ... at a rolling donut.

[svcw]

Sinking ship, he has twice (nearly) the delegates as JM.

Romney
73
McCain
38
Huckabee
29
Paul
6
Giuliani
2

[mnehring]

I’m mixed... I trust Romney for the economy and in the CIC role for our troops..not for abortion or healthcare..
..I trust Huckabee for abortion but not for the economy, immigration or CIC role...
I trust McCain... well, to be entertaining (plus, I know he won’t stab our troops in the back) and spending, but not for the economy overall (taxes) or immigration..
..I will admit, I would trust Paul for doing the right thing on social issues, but not CIC role, immigration, the economy, etc, etc...
..I trust Keyes on the issues, but not on the chance to even pick up one delegate to be elected...

When do we get Fred back?

[counterpunch]

Already posted.

[Brilliant]

Take Romney out of liberal Massachusetts, and he will be more conservative than Bush by a country mile. Take McCain out of conservative Arizona, and he’ll be more liberal than Hillary by a New York block.

[NordP]

I’d take Romney over McCain, no contest. Thanks for playing.

Me too, ROMNEY.

[cripplecreek]

I wanna do over with Hunter Tancredo and Fred as the only candidates.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Underneath the rhetoric, one either worships God or Mammon...

“Choose ye this day whom ye will serve,” all of us.

[sourcery]

[VU4G10]

Romney

[trisham]

When do we get Fred back?

***************

I wish we could. We have to make a difficult choice instead.

[coramdeo]

World Net Daily is trying to resuscitate the Huckabee campaign. Most of this is half-truths or non-truths, typical Huckabee stuff.

[Biggirl]

So Romney has more delegates than McCain. So this is why the latter is getting desperate.

[sourcery]

There are overriding arguments in favor of Romney: McCain and Huckabee.

[outofstyle]

Take Romney out of liberal Massachusetts, and he will be more conservative than Bush by a country mile. Take McCain out of conservative Arizona, and he’ll be more liberal than Hillary by a New York block.

I had not thought of it that way. Brilliant!

[dawn53]

I voted this AM and Tancredo, Hunter, and Thompson were still on the ballot, so you could have voted for them in protest.