So what? I normally don't listen to Mark Levin, but heard him for two minutes yesterday. His main point was if no one takes on Romney for his stupidity as governor in the health care realm, or his flip flops in everything else, he'll waltz in to the election.
What she did was timid at best, at worst it shows the theory of her as stalking horse for the GOP moderates could be true.
Whatever it is, what she did (or didn't do) shows poorly on her.
Um, Mark Levin isn’t running for president. He gets paid to run his mouth.
The question was: does Romneycare DISQUALIFY him as the GOP nominee for POTUS? For any GOP candidate to go on the record saying that another contestant for the nomination should be DISQUALIFIED is very different from stating objections to the health care law in MA that happened under Romney, or his flip-flops on abortion and gay marriage or his position on man-made global warning.
There are plenty of issues for them to go after each other on, and plenty of time to do it, but as a GOP candidate, it’s foolish to tell a CNN newsman that one of your rivals for the nomination is DISQUALIFIED.
Yes Levin is right. The Tea Party spirit amongst this group of announced candidates seems dead.
Why it was just two short years ago that the Tea Party was in all its glory, campaigning against RINOs in the primaries.
Fast forward to today, and we have MB and the other announced candidates throwing that strategy out the window saying not a word about the RINOs.