[Cringing Negativism Network]

Maybe I’m biased, insofar as I’m glancing with some interest northeasterly from Southern California toward a certain more conservative state, should things go south at our workplace.

But this FReeper is of the opinion, the Mormon faith is very much an echo of our Pilgrim ancestors, and the rugged self-sufficiency - and the deeply held faith they represent - are something which can be a very powerful selling point, if properly presented.

And Mitt, for all his faults (undermining Governor Palin at every opportunity, at the top of the list) is successful, and knows how to lead.

I know. And I probably agree with some of what you’re thinking right now.

But he’s not too shabby, as far as candidates go.

What is keeping me from putting a Mitt sticker back on my car, is his campaign by proxy, of subterfuge and sabotage against Governor Palin.

That’s a very serious problem. For the party, for his potential supporters, and for America’s future.

He needs to put an end to that.

Completely.

[Leisler]

Well, now Mitt is down from a fighter, to a leader. Other than Mormons, who does Mitt lead, and in what?

(BTW, The Puritans were a pretty whacked out crew, and fairly disliked by almost everyone they came into contact with)

[broncobilly]

undermining Governor Palin at every opportunity

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As far as I have been able to tell, this is just anti-Romney rumor spreading. Where are your facts?

[Elsie]

But this FReeper is of the opinion, the Mormon faith is very much an echo of our Pilgrim ancestors, and the rugged self-sufficiency - and the deeply held faith they represent - are something which can be a very powerful selling point, if properly presented.

Their PR department is going at it day and night....