Posted on 08/31/2008 1:29:53 AM PDT by rodeo-mamma
I think this is interesting. Even though I am pleased that Palin seems to be a good pick, it makes me feel good to know that Romney is helping McCain. I am also looking forward to seeing him speak at the convention.
he really should run for governor of MA or MI given that Patrick and Granholm are total disasters.
Romney has shown a lot of class during this election year. Wish him well.
I agree, I don’t like the way he has been treated and misaligned by some here on the FreeRepublic. I just think it is a mistake when others try to do the Democrats dirty work. Look how the Democrats are freaking out over Palin. They will freak out over anyone who shows any kind of leadership. Somehow Republicans need to realize this and fight differently instead of being intimidated and doing their work for the Democrats.
Running for Governor wouldn’t be a bad idea. I am glad to see that he is helping McCain and he is putting his money where his mouth is. I don’t see Huck helping McCain, all I see him doing is bad mouthing Mitt. Mitt is ten times the Christian then Huck. Christian is the way a person lives their life, not what they just talk about. Clearly, Huck just talks.
Romney wasnt my first or second choice based on his record/character but surely could have supported him as VP. OTOH, I wouldnt, under any circumstances, have supported Huckster for the same reasons.
Huck was governor for 10 years. There are a lot of people who really love him...there’s a place for him, especially in the south
I just wish there was more opportunity for Fred Thompson.
It’s funny, because Huck made a first good impression, but he sure did get on my bad side the way he went after Romney. At one point I was actually considering voting for Huck. But that lasted for about one day. He speaks with such a forked tounge. He seems like such a Clintonesta. There is something about him that is really off.
Yes, I think Fred Thomspon is a good person. We need to stop attacking our own. I sure don’t like the way some of Fred’s supporters attacked Mitt. We need to stick together and stop letting the Democrats get the best of us.
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Reports from the future?
You’ve got to be joking. Wasn’t his epic fail disaster of a term quite enough for a lifetime ? Thank the Lord that McCain steered clear of this guy and chose competence for the ticket in Gov. Palin. Slick Willard should permanently retire from politics.
I think that is a really mean comment. McCain isn’t steering clear of Romney because they are still working together. Maybe McCain didn’t pick Romney because of people like you who were going to be divisive. Time will be on Romney’s side. He is a good man. I hope Romney helps McCain win and I am looking forward to seeing Romney speak at the convention. If what you said was true, McCain wouldn’t be anywhere near Romney and wouldn’t let him speak at the convention. I am not like you, I can have my favorite pick lose and still support the one who was picked. You need to grow up and stop this pride thing.
I will tell you right now that a real Christian would never be disrepectful to a man like Romney. Real Christians don’t do that. Real Christians have discernment, and understand that yes, even Mormons can be Christian because it is about a personal relationship not which church you attend. In fact, a real Christian doesn’t even have to go to church since it is about a personal relationship anyways.
No, indeed, I am glad my prayers were answered. I prayed that McCain would not be fooled by that leftist charlatan and trojan horse for the Democrats. But what you need to do is let go of this obsessive hate you have for people that knew the obvious truth about Slick Willard, his record and his deceitfulness, and dared to speak up, enduring over a year of vicious attacks and vile garbage from both his paid agents and an unhinged brigade of sycophants. Thanks to us, we probably saved McCain’s butt for November (for good or for bad).
And just so you know, I similarly opposed Huckster for almost the same identical reasons. May those two destructive, phony prima donnas NEVER seek office again under the Republican label. Amen !
Corrected it for you.
No, he was just smart enough to realize that another leftist charlatan and Trojan horse for the Democrats would pose a threat to him, not just in this election but beyond.
It's either that or he has smart handlers.
I lean towards the latter possibility.
Some people had real concerns for why they wouldn’t support Romney, but many didn’t support him only because he was a Mormon. That’s why he would have won the nomination if he had been a different Christian denomination.
And so should Juan McQueeg.
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