Posted on 05/26/2011 8:31:29 PM PDT by Jim Robinson
NOTICE: FR DOES NOT AND WILL NOT SUPPORT ABORTIONIST, GAY RIGHTS PUSHING BIG GOVERNMENT STATISTS FOR PRESIDENT!!
This message is intended for those posters on FR who seem to have missed my prior statements in this regard and insist on advocating for these bastards.
I'd rather shut the place down than be involved in any effort to install abortionist/gay rights pushing RINOS like Romney or Giuliani into the White House!!
Do NOT push this crap on FR. Take your business elsewhere!! And I don't care how long you've been here!!
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obama disciples and worsghippers.
you grind your socks? :-)
You guys may not have seen the posts calling for JR to have a Palin supporter, bug zapper thread.
Examples from one of the threads posted by one of Paul’s players here.
“The PalinBots will be joining the RudyBots in opus limbo, you heard it here first.
“Hee hee.
The Giuliani bug-zapper thread was (and still is) legendary.
But... Jim Rob would NEVER orchestrate a move to send Palinista’s to the cornfield. Right?”
Amen, though FR shows a high degree of tolerance towards some who rail against the God of the Bible and denigrate it and the primary faith which had an overall profound beneficial effect on America.
Wow,they must not have gotten the memo that the FR boss supports Palin,or are just plain stupid. I have noticed RP followers are fanatical,just as nutty,if not more,than RP.
True. But I was unaware of Romney being pro-homosexual. Any scoop on that?
Rimney has expressed his support for the homo-agenda numerous times, when he was gov of Massachusetts at least. I’ve pinged out stuff about him. He’s seriously vile.
This is where he says that he is to the LEFT of Ted Kennedy on supporting the homosexual agenda.
To the Members of the Log Cabin Club of Massachusetts:
I am writing to thank the Log Cabin Club of Massachusetts for the advice and support you have given to me during my campaign for the U.S. Senate and to seek the Club’s formal endorsement of my election. The Log Cabin Club has played a vital role in reinvigorating the Republican Party in Massachusetts and your endorsement is important to me because it will provide further confirmation that my campaign and approach to government is consistent with the values and vision of government we share.
I am pleased to have had an opportunity to talk with you and to meet many of you personally during your September meeting. I learned a great deal from those discussions and the many thoughtful questions you posed. As a result of our discussions and other interactions with gay and lesbian voters across the state, I am more convinced than ever before that as we seek to establish full equality for Americas gay and lesbian citizens, I will provide more effective leadership than my opponent.
I am not unaware of my opponent’s considerable record in the area of civil rights, or the commitment of Massachusetts voters to the principle of equality for all Americans. For some voters it might be enough for me to simply match my opponent’s record in this area. But I believe we can and must do better. If we are to achieve the goals we share, we must make equality for gays and lesbians a mainstream concern. My opponent cannot do this. I can and will.
We have discussed a number of important issues such as the Federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which I have agreed to co-sponsor, and if possible broaden to include housing and credit, and the bill to create a federal panel to find ways to reduce gay and lesbian youth suicide, which I also support. One issue I want to clarify concerns President Clinton’s “don’t ask, don’t tell, don’t pursue” military policy. I believe that the Clinton compromise was a step in the right direction. I am also convinced that it is the first of a number of steps that will ultimately lead to gays and lesbians being able to serve openly and honestly in our nation’s military. That goal will only be reached when preventing discrimination against gays and lesbians is a mainstream concern, which is a goal we share.
As we begin the final phase of this campaign, I need your support more than ever. By working together, we will achieve the goals we share for Massachusetts and our Nation.
Sincerely,
W. Mitt Romney
Good Lord. I knew the man was bad news, but this is beyond the pale. Thanks.
Once I write someone off, I kinda stop following them in the news.
If they were able to think clearly, they would realize that whether JR supports Palin or not, that her candidacy is not any where near zot material.
Giuliani and Romney are zot worthy because they are way beyond being a bad candidate, or not being our best choice, or not being our preferred choice, and all of the other descriptions of people that we cannot stand or may personally not vote for.
Romney and Giuliani are candidates that should not even be in a Republican primary, because they are too far outside the limits of the party standards and platform, no matter how flexible those standards get at times (always).
Giuliani's views on abortion and gay "rights": Pro-choice; no ban on partial-birth abortions; opposed Pres. Bush’s ban on gay marriage; pro gay rights.
I would be disappointed if any Freeper tried to pressure a private person to support unwelcome speech in favor of either candidate. JimRob is endowed by our creator with the same unalienable individual rights as the rest of us, including liberty.
LOL, that letter doesn’t leave much wiggle room does it?
Romney has so much damning, inescapable, concrete, even video taped, absolute proof, of deeply committed liberalism, that it boggles the mind.
The man does not even belong in a Republican primary.
That was it. Thanks.
But gosh, I’m eating dinner... what a steaming pile of nastiness he is.
Guiliani was a very good mayor for NYC. He stinks at anything else.
A lot seem to seem confuse libertarianism with actual conservatism. Note my new tagline.
Open primaries need to be done away ASAP. Open primaries should be treated as inciting voter fraud,the same way as not checking IDs.
That’s about the size of it!
Obama’s election was a setup. He had never won an election. He won the senate seat by having his opponent disqualified and the 2nd time by having the Repubs sealed divorce record opened. He won the Prez nomination by some funny business in the primary with Hillary’s votes. McCain was picked because he’d lose. It was a setup.
Precisely right, that’s what she told Univision. You’re not one of those guillible people who thinks that a path to citizenship for illegals is not an amnesty, are you?
In a nation with 2 hour long rush hours and 10-15 percent unemployment, incarceration and deportation is the answer and Sarah Palin does not support this,
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