[Tigen]

"The failure by Romney to 'say no' to corrupt activist judges in a critical controversy over 'separation of powers,' and his willingness to take unwarranted steps that exceeded his lawful authority, reveal the kind of chief executive he would be if elected president," Keyes said.

[MEGoody]

Republican presidential candidate Alan Keyes. . .

There's perhaps 1,000 people in the U.S. that even know Keyes is running for Prez.

[HamiltonJay]

THat, and the biggest theft of inalienable liberty seen in US history with the health care bill he signed....

In Mass you may be fined and punished for the simple act of daring to exercise your inalienable right to life.

The idea that this guy’s the “conservative” in this race is beyond comical.

[toddlintown]

A Keys/Paul ticket. Scary.

[jwalsh07]

Saddens me to see a fellow Catholic telling bald faced lies.

[Lions Gate]

Mitt Romney is such a poor candidate and I believe very much a faux conservative. His numerous flip-flops over the years are well documented and many can be viewed on Youtube. He panders to liberals in front of liberal audiences and panders to conservatives in front of conservative audiences.

I want a President who has straight talk, with core, foundational beliefs that are rooted in the Bible and not to be compromised for political expediency.

I won’t vote for McCain or Romney, and it appears Huckabee is schmoozing McCain in hopes for a VP slot. Nobody in this race appeals to me as a true conservative.

I’ll probably vote for Gen. Jerry Curry tomorrow - retired Army general, Vietnam combat vet, strong conservative, and believing Christian. I just can’t vote for the others in a state primary election.