Posted on 02/05/2008 1:50:13 PM PST by Jim Robinson
Edited on 02/05/2008 2:11:57 PM PST by Jim Robinson. [history]
The good news about this primary season is the pro abortion rights, pro gay rights, pro illegal alien rights, anti gun rights Rudy Giuliani was soundly rejected by the Republican primary voters!
Hurrah!
As Rudy was being actively promoted by the mass media and the liberal/moderate wing of the Republican party and for many months was billed as the so-called GOP "front runner," this was a great victory for the pro life and liberty conservative wing of the party!
Hurrah!
At least the previously {cough} pro abortion former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney was politically astute enough to realize that a pro abortion candidate cannot win the Republican nomination, so, wisely, some say cunningly, adjusted his core bedrock principles accordingly.
Thank God!
Vote as if your life depends upon it!
It does.
Vote to secure the Blessings of Life and Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity!
Voted for Huckabee. Praying for a brokered convention.
Now, all we have to do is keep a pro-abort, gun grabber from becoming president.
That’s finding the silver lining.
I was for Hunter or Thompson. But they gave up and it is too late now.
Hucklebee had a convincing win in West Virginia, I see. Lots of people must be applauding that, I’d bet.
Romney was my final answer.
been saying huckerbee and McCain have been working together since the start.
not one attack from huckerbee to McCain even when Romeny pulled out of SC huckerbee was still attacking Romney which was strange as McCain was the front runner and Romney wasn’t even in play
The there’s McCain saying only nice things about Huckerbee and attacking Romney .
the two of them have acted disgraceful IMHO and cetrtainly won’t get my vote in they are the nominee.
Now after WV there surely is no denying they are not working together
There will be millions of future Americans cheering if the GOP holds the line on abortion and advances the pro life cause. No, I won’t be cheering for McCain, but all the same, I pray the Democrats do not retake the White House. I’d hate to go to my grave knowing that Bill and Hillary Clinton were allowed to continue their sickening desecration of that high office and of our great nation.
As Free Republic is a CONSERVATIVE oasis in a liberal desert (especially here in New Jersey), I think I’m going to renounce my Republicanism, and re-register as a Freeper.
I’ve had enough.
Thanks, Jim, for giving us a great place to hang out and vent.
Read beyond the headlines.
Dittos and Amen!
Read beyond the headlines.
A VOTE FOR HUCKABEE IS A VOTE FOR HUCKABEE!!
Huckabee - reliably pro-life, not recently pro-life.
Huckabee - reliably pro 2nd amendment, not recently 2nd amendment.
He understands that it is for self defense, not just hunting and sports.
He is an ardent, articulate supporter of the Fair Tax, and I believe he really “gets it”. It is the best hope on the horizon for giving power back to the people, and waking people up to the stranglehold the current tax system has on the people and the economy.
If DUNCAN HUNTER believes he can be trusted on border/immigration and WOT issues, I would trust Duncan Hunter’s informed, educated judgment after he spent a year getting to know the candidates, more than I would trust the opinion of any of the haters on here.
Don’t let the people who say he can’t be elected give us another self fulfilling prophecy of having to settle for someone we have to HOPE will do what he says. Right now it’s just name recognition, and when most people get to know Mike Huckabee, they like him.
They were both governors, but those people give Romney a pass for not being able to do what he “really” wanted, because he had a Democrat legislature to work with, when Huckabee was able to work successfully with his Democrat legislature.
Every vote for Mike Huckabee on Tuesday will be one more vote to show the establishment and the media that the election can’t be bought and we don’t have to settle for their opinion of “that’s the best we can get”.
HUCKABEE / HUNTER ‘08
Somewhere,between age30 and 50 I became anti abortion.
Sean Hannity just had Newt Gingrich on his show, and tried to get Newt to say Huckabee’s win in West Virginia was because of dirty tricks, and Newt basically said, there weren’t dirty tricks, that’s how things work.
And when Sean tried to get him to say that Huckabee should pull out to give Mitt a better chance, Newt tried to point out that a lot of Huckabee’s supporters would probably go to McCain over Mitt, but it seemed to be falling on deaf ears.
HUCKABEE / HUNTER ‘08
Dear Republican Party,
We’re through! Don’t bother calling because I won’t answer.
Good bye.
The Reagan wins and all since then show that a winning Republican candidate must have the right positions on four issues.
Those are
1. An aggressive foreign policy designed to defend the USA.
2. A plan to cut taxes and reduce the size and scope of Government.
3. The right to keep and bear arms. 4. The Right to life .. free from abortion.
Any candidate that is not right on all four of those issues is a dead duck.
But I also think Winston Churchill was right when he said any young person who is not a liberal has no heart. And any middle aged person who is not a conservative has no brain.
The powers that be in the GOP are saying "What you mean "we", kimo sabe?"
You think that the party that has stacked the deck in favor of RINO's with open voting in primaries, the party whose so-called leaders are falling all over themselves to endorse Teddy's best bud, are going to draft a conservative?
I'll have some of whatever you're drinking.
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