RE: Does it really matter??
ABSOLUTELY.
I am CERTAIN that Obama will be appointing liberal judges like Ginsberg who will continue to wreck havoc on our system long after he is gone.
I am quite certain that a Santorum or Gingrich will appoint someone like Thomas or Scalia (because they said so ).
Romney did say he would follow GW Bush’s lead in appointing judges and justices.
See here:
http://archive.redstate.com/stories/featured_stories/romney_on_judges_follow_bushs_lead
G W Bush,for all his faults, gave us Alito and Roberts. Good men both.
Bush also appointed great jurists like Miguel Estrada and Janice Rogers Brown ( not always successful in his appointments, but still, you know his inclination ).
ON THIS ISSUE ALONE, THERE IS A GREAT GAP BETWEEN A FLAWED GOP PRESIDENT AND OBAMA.
And Let’s forget to mention EVERY SINGLE CANDIDATE’s PROMISE ( which I believe they intend to fulfill ) to help REPEAL Obamacare.
I’ll take Obama-lite to Obama anytime if the choice boils down to this.
Romney is a liar.
You must be one of those people that walks into a used car lot and believes everything the salesman tells you...
By the way, how many conservative judges did Governor Romney appoint in Massachusetts?
No, they haven't. Romney has backed away from promising that he will work for the repeal. And, there's no reason why he would want to repeal it. Despite his flip-flops on most issues, he is proud of the fact that RomneyCare was the model for ObamaCare; even though he claims that he knows nothing about his former Mass. staffers going to D.C. to help the Dems write it.
This, then, is not an improvement to me. Romney has continually changed his positions on a number of issues central to restoring America's economy and business climate. So, if you want to vote for him, be my guest. I won't. There simply isn't a dime's worth of difference between the two.
No, they haven't. Romney has backed away from promising that he will work for the repeal. And, there's no reason why he would want to repeal it. Despite his flip-flops on most issues, he is proud of the fact that RomneyCare was the model for ObamaCare; even though he claims that he knows nothing about his former Mass. staffers going to D.C. to help the Dems write it.
This, then, is not an improvement to me. Romney has continually changed his positions on a number of issues central to restoring America's economy and business climate. So, if you want to vote for him, be my guest. I won't. There simply isn't a dime's worth of difference between the two.