> I don’t trust him on his flip-flops and never will.
> Millions of voters will never trust that he has changed
> from his NE liberal puke past!
>
>No sale.
I don’t blame you.
I voted for Duncan Hunter here in NH.
But I watched Mitt when he was governor in the Mafia-run communist gulag of Massachusetts, where only one in sixteen registered voters is a Republican.
Mitt was turning to the right more and more, in spite of the bilious and vitriolic opposition he faced. When he ordered the State Police to arrest illegals and turn them over to US-CIS (Customs and Immigration Service), there were HOWLS of despair emanating from the foul pit known as the Massachusetts Legislature.
They did everything they could to discredit and tarnish Mitt. They never did find a scandal they could pin on him, but they sure tried, again and again and again.
I am not a Mormon. I am a born-again Christian. But Mitt is clearly a Godly man, living a clean and unspotted life, in spite of the best mudslinging efforts of his opponents.
Now the majority of the Republican (RINO) establishment in Massachusetts is backing McCain and badmouthing Romney. No surprises there. They were badmouthing him when he was governor.
I believe that this country has missed out on what would have been a truly GREAT president in Mitt Romney. I believe that his conservative epiphany was real and sincere. I believe that he would have led our nation in a God-honoring and conservative direction.
What a living shame.
May God have mercy on our nation and our children.
The problem for Romney is that he put that policy in place just a couple weeks before he left office when he already knew he was running for POTUS.
It never even went in effect and the RATS did away with it.
He isn’t creditable on the issue. He had illegals working at his house a year after it was brought to his attention by the media and that was while he was already in the race!
That is either “don’t care” or beyond stupid, take your pick.
“Mitt was turning to the right more and more, in spite of the bilious and vitriolic opposition he faced.”
If Gov Romney was that concerned about the citizens of his own state, why did choose to opt out only after one term?
Unfortunately, being Godly isn't enough for the anti-Mormon bigots here now. They would rather destroy our chances behind an honorable man, Mitt Romney, who can win in November, than support him. They know McCain is dead in November; they just don't care...
Mike