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Thanks in advance for Hillary, newsman. And yes, I’m on my 5th deployment. Romney wouldn’t have sold us out. And don’t give me this “cyst on my ass” excuse. The Army takes everyone.

Well they didn’t. Explain that.

And if you want a lib don’t be shocked when your tough talk impresses me not at all.

Romney wouldn’t have sold us out.

And how do you know that?

Romney has a storied history of being on one side of a position before he gets elected and then taking the opposite position either after he gets elected or loses the election. Two recent examples:

1. He said he was Pro-Life at the beginning of the year at CPAC, on August 27th, after winning the nomination, he stated he has always supported Abortion for Rape, Incest, Life, AND HEALTH of the mother.
2. During the campaign, with respect to Illegal Immigration, Romney stated:

"The answer is self-deportation, which is people decide they can do better by going home because they can't find work here because they don't have legal documentation to allow them to work here," he said. "And so we're not going to round people up."

The former governor explained: "The way that we have in this society is to say, look, people who have come here legally would, under my plan, be given a transition period and the opportunity during that transition period to work here, but when that transition period was over, they would no longer have the documentation to allow them to work in this country. At that point, they can decide whether to remain or whether to return home and to apply for legal residency in the United States, get in line with everybody else. And I know people think but that's not fair to those that have come here illegally."

After he lost, just recently, he came out strongly for Comprehensive Immigration Reform.

So my question to you is, why would you trust the words of a man whose 2nd nature is to lie to you?