[big'ol_freeper]

Actually they both need to. I could care less about Mitt's being a Mormon, so in my mind he never needed to do that speech, but he has never explained the emphatically liberal record he has.

[NewJerseyJoe]

> Actually they both need to

That's fair enough and I would welcome that too. But I'm keeping in mind that McCain's public record is much longer than Romney's -- i.e., he's got a lot more to answer for.

[humblegunner]

I could care less about Mitt's being a Mormon

You might if you knew what it is they believe.

[wagglebee]

I could care less about Mitt's being a Mormon, so in my mind he never needed to do that speech, but he has never explained the emphatically liberal record he has.

Unfortunately, the Mormons NEVER grasped the significance of that.

[seekthetruth]

This FredHead looks at it this way. Perhaps as Governor, Romney did what he could do (with his one vote in the liberal legislature) in an extremely liberal state. Folks talk about liberal judges he appointed. What if the pool he had to select from were all liberal, and he picked the least liberal? I just don’t know. I do know one thing. When I compare Romney to McCAin, Romney looks like a REAL conservative!

His stand on immigration is right! No Amnesty!
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