[Cincinatus' Wife]

Romney [2005]: Strict New Clean Air Regulations [w/ Obama's green science adviser, John P. Holdren]

[Cincinatus' Wife]

2009 The Holdren & Letterman lovefest

………….A deferential David Letterman didn’t breathe a word about Holdren’s radical views, his extreme published works, his phenomenally wrong-headed predictions, or his eugenics-obsessed intellectual mentors.

Instead, Letterman lectured his audience to “pay attention” to his “fun” and “informational” interview with Holdren.

Letterman grilled him on whether he felt “exhilaration or frustration” about his job advising the White House — which Holdren used as an opportunity to bash Bush/Cheney.

With furrowed brow, Letterman drummed up global warming fear, indignantly asserted that “Coal is the culprit,” and fretted that “My son might not have a chance to see snow!”…………….

[JRandomFreeper]

To give a little historical context.... Way back... when Texas wasn't a state, or even a republic,... Folks from Tennesee 'volunteered' and came down here and helped out at a little mission near a river.

We call it the Alamo.

And then there was a lot of fuss.

But Texas never forgot Tennesee. We have a soft spot in our heads.

/johnny

[fieldmarshaldj]

"In 1988, Al Gore was a moderate-conservative senator from Tennessee who was a very attractive candidate."

How many times is this outrageous lie going to be repeated ?

[David Isaac]

“In 1988, Al Gore was a “(seemingly)” moderate-conservative senator from Tennessee who was a very attractive candidate. His descent “(coming Out)” into self parody started much later. Al Gore was NEVER anything but a snake.

That said, I would never vote for Mitt Romney, anymore than I would vote for McStain. But neither would I vote for someone who would tolerate, or even actively work toward a United States of the Americaz. Illegal immigration is a MAJOR problem in my book.

[StAnDeliver]

"In 1988, Al Gore was a moderate-conservative senator from Tennessee who was a very attractive candidate. His descent into self parody started much later."

No, he was pretty much into self-parody then...

[freedomfiter2]

In 2003, Romney chose a hard core environmental activist to be Secretary of Commonwealth Development. In this position he was charged with developing a scheme to restrict “greenhouse gas” emissions.

See, we don’t need to vote against Romney because of his religion. I don’t know where the MSM gets their ideas.

[Diogenesis]

Too bad Perry was so weak again.

Too bad.

[Daffy]

If Obama was a Republican, he would be Mitt Romney.

[NavVet]

Don’t tell Ann, she’s in love.

[shield]

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[denydenydeny]

The critique runs, dishonestly I might add, that Al Gore was an environmental kook then, ergo Perry is an environmental kook. Because something.

Which Mitt's useful idiots dutifully posted here.

[CynicalBear]

>>In 1988, Al Gore was a moderate-conservative senator from Tennessee who was a very attractive candidate.<<

I remember 1988 very well and if that’s the attitude of Perry supporters I’m doubling down on my opposition to him.