[BillyBoy]

The biggest problem with Gomez is he talks out of both sides of his mouth on every issue, to paraphrase him it's: "I'm a proud pro-life Catholic BUT Roe v. Wade is settled law and I won't interfere with a woman's right to choose", "I'm pro-2nd amendment and support gun owners rights BUT I believe in reasonable gun control restrictions", "I'm against illegal immigration and want to secure the border BUT we need a pathway to citizenship and college opportunities for undocumented workers", etc., etc. The only one issue where he didn't throw a bone towards conservatives is gay marriage, he simply states he's totally in the gay marriage camp.

Weird that some people saw him as the "grassroots conservative" choice. I guess by Massachusetts standards he's conservative, but Gomez' positions are to the left of both Scott Brown and Michael Sullivan.

I didn't know Jack E. Robinson is a big gay marriage guy now. He probably "evolved" on the issue as well, I remember when he ran against Ted Kennedy about 10 years ago, and he sounded fairly decent back then ("whatever Ted Kennedy is for, I'm against")

I'd probably still cast a protest vote, if there's anyone at least semi-decent on the ballot against Markey and Gomez.

[Fledermaus]

Right, anyone that uses the term “settled law” shouldn’t be making laws.

No law is settled.

[cradle of freedom]

Is there someone from the Constitution Party running?