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To: teddyballgame
There are thousands of liberal university professors who have a very high IQ, higher than any GOP or Democrat candidate I'm sure, but I don't want any one of them as my President and I don't want Mitt either. There are also many successful business men who run companies and corporations competently, but I don't want any of them as president either unless they fit the conservative pattern of the president I want.

Intelligence and a record of success are pluses for a presidential candidate, but traits such as high moral character and where a candidate stands on the liberal to conservative political spectrum are more important to me. Mitt's newly found "conservatism" doesn't fit well with his recent liberal record on 2nd Amendment rights, bogus homosexual "rights", and right to life issues. I will reluctantly vote for him if he's the GOP nominee, but I won't vote for him in the primary. If he should then win the Presidency in the general election (very doubtful) I don't have any favorable expectations for his administration.

82 posted on 10/09/2007 12:48:59 PM PDT by epow ("The best we can hope for the people is that they be suitably armed" Alexander Hamilton)
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To: epow
...but traits such as high moral character and where a candidate stands on the liberal to conservative political spectrum...

Romney's personal life, business career and Government service have been exemplary as far as moral character is concerned. There is nary a hint of scandal or taint. Romney is criticized for his liberal/conservative stances, but that is not to be confounded with moral character.

92 posted on 10/09/2007 12:59:41 PM PDT by Plutarch
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