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To: ansel12

ansel12
Conservatives will only support conservatives, not social liberals like Christie and Daniels that are liberal on some issues, and conservative on others.
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I suppose I would concede to that statement ansel12. However, Conservatives know they can never have a perfect world. If that were true, John McCain would now be homeward bound.

Christie will be useful because of the toughness he has demonstrated in matters of finance. A Conservative majority can place its players where they are most talented and reign in their more undesirable leanings. A majority doesn’t always mean complete consensus. That would be wonderful but it’s a little unrealistic to hope that will happen.


192 posted on 12/17/2010 6:16:41 PM PST by Aleya2Fairlie
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To: Aleya2Fairlie

Christie is too liberal for the presidency, and really has no place in the 2012 race discussion, at least among conservatives.

McCain was the choice of you moderates before, except for those of you that preferred Mitt Romney, just think, you have a chance for Romney again.

Governor Palin is the desired choice for Republicans and conservatives.


193 posted on 12/17/2010 6:44:24 PM PST by ansel12 (Lonnie, little by little the look of the country changes, because of the men we admire.)
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