Be right back, going to get me a truck load of popcorn =)
He got it: Reaching from the grave!
Thank GOD for Senator POTHOLE! Tell it like it is Al! :-)
Best Election Ever!
Jebs over at the stable grooming the white horse for Romney.
D’Amato sees exactly what is going on and is trying to warn others — if they would also just stop, listen, and think.
“If you believe that Gov. Romney’s purpose in sabotaging Trump was to save the nation and the Republican Party, then you probably still believe in the tooth fairy,” said D’Amato.
Well said. It’s time to wake up and smell what Romney and his horse left behind.
Mittens did file papers with the FEC in January.
Isn’t a failed campaign the equivalent of / or worse than a bankruptcy? don’t the donors get screwed in the process?
I always liked senator “pot hole”, Al D’Amato, He was and is a striaght shooter. Chucky took him out in 98, what a shame.
Old New Yorkers aren’t afraid to speak up. Here in Upstate, we rant and rave...and we get nothing.
In 2002 IIRC, the acting gov of MA was R-INO Jane Swift who was very unpoplar. She took officer when Gov Paul Cellucci became an ambassador. Swift’s numbers were so bad she withdrew her candidacy and in came Romney on his white horse and wound up winning. (The excuse was given that she wanted to raise her kids...Swift btw lived in Williamstown MA, on the NY border, not exactly close
to Boston, but there were other reasons for her dropping out...)
CNN 2002:
Jane Swift, Massachusetts’ first female governor, dropped her bid for a full term Tuesday, saying she could not run a campaign and govern the state while giving her young children the attention they deserve.
Hours later, fellow Republican Mitt Romney — a wealthy businessman and organizer of the Salt Lake City Olympics — said he would seek the Republican nomination for governor....In a recent Boston Herald poll of likely Republican voters, 75 percent said they would vote for Romney while only 12 percent said they would vote for Swift. Swift said she would support Romney’s campaign.’Speaking to reporters in his hometown of Belmont, Romney said he believes his business skills would be put to good use as governor.
“I’m going to make sure that all of the things that I have learned in management in the past 30 years is used to help average families in Massachusetts,” he said as he stood in the driveway of his home with family members.
Romney, 55, a married father of five, is the founder of Bain Capital, a Boston-based multibillion-dollar holding company.
The son of the late George Romney, former Michigan governor and 1968 presidential candidate, he unsuccessfully challenged incumbent Democrat Edward Kennedy for the U.S. Senate in 1994.
http://edition.cnn.com/2002/ALLPOLITICS/03/19/massachusetts.governor/index.html
There you go.
Romney’s not merely “a spoiled rich kid.” He’s a fool.