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To: gpapa

Who cares about a bill in Mass to allow abortions? It is what the people there choose by overwhelming numbers. Romney told the people that if elected he would not reverse the law on abortion - that he would keep the status quo.

Romney kept his word. Mass isn’t the issue. It is about what each person stands for today.

But the joint stand of Huck and McCain will kill the chance of conservatives to select Romney.

McCain strategized well. He used the religious right to elevate himself. It was a brilliant move.


2,533 posted on 01/31/2008 5:33:51 AM PST by tortdog
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IMHO This was McCain's worst moment in the debate.

MCCAIN: Well, of course, he said he wanted a timetable. Before that, we have to understand that we lost the 2006 election and the Democrats thought that they had a mandate. They thought they had a mandate to get us out of Iraq.

And I was prepared to sacrifice whatever was necessary in order to stand up for what I believed in.

Now, in December of 2006, after the election, Governor Romney was won't weigh in. I'm a governor."

At the time, he didn't want to weigh in because he was a governor, I was out there on the front lines with my friends saying, "We not only can't withdraw, but we've got to have additional troops over there in order for us to have a chance to succeed."

Then in April, April was a very interesting year (sic) in 2007. That's when Harry Reid said the war is lost and we've got to get out. And the buzzword was "timetables, timetables."

Governor, the right answer to that question was "no," not what you said, and that was we don't want to have them lay in the weeds until we leave and Maliki and the president should enter into some kind of agreement for, quote, "timetables."

"Timetables" was the buzzword for the...

ROMNEY: Why don't you use the whole quote, Senator?

MCCAIN: ... withdrawal. That...

ROMNEY: Why don't you use the whole quote? Why do you insist on...

MCCAIN: I'm using the whole quote, where you said "I won't"...

ROMNEY: ... not using the actual quote? That's not what I said.

MCCAIN: The actual quote is, "We don't want them to lay in the weeds until we leave." That is the actual quote and I'm sure...

ROMNEY: What does that mean?

MCCAIN: ... fact-checkers --

ROMNEY: What is the meaning?

MCCAIN: It means a timetable until we leave.

2,536 posted on 01/31/2008 5:43:52 AM PST by McGruff (I am against McCain more than I am for Romney.)
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