The problem you have with that argument is Jim Rob knows I'm a conservative.
“The problem you have with that argument is Jim Rob knows I’m a conservative.”
Oh really? Are you assuming this to be true, or do you have any posts from him that could back this up?
The problem is with your argument is that the person you are supporting has a huge number of liberal positions and past actions that, if they were in a Democrat, you would oppose instead of spin away.
Here is a question wagglebee has asked before:
If I referred to an anonymous candidate and I did not give you their party affiliation but gave you the following information:
- The candidate believes in the "right" to abortion, including partial birth abortion and that taxpayers should pay for some abortions.
- The candidate believes in the "right" of homosexuals to have a legal union that resembles marriage.
- The candidate believes in the "right" of illegal aliens to illegally enter and remain in our country.
- The candidate believes government has the "right" to modify the Second Amendment of the Constitution at will to curtail the right to keep and bear arms.
If this was the ONLY information you had, would your conclusion be that this unnamed candidate was a conservative Republican or a liberal Democrat?