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To: norwaypinesavage
Sure, but the Romney/Mormon haters don't let the facts get in the way of a good story.

So, if we don't like Romney as a candidate because he's taken both sides on virtually every issue, we hate Mormons?

You're falling into the trap set by the Libs.

Romney has yet to crystallize his economic plan into 3 things that he can talk about at each campaign event.

When Romney says, "I've been in the private economy, I know how to create jobs", he's asking everyone to trust him. It would be far better for him to say, "here's HOW we will build an economy that creates millions of jobs."

He continues to come across as a rich guy who's out of touch with mainstream America.

After six years of running for President, you'd think he would have learned that by now.

208 posted on 08/06/2012 8:30:23 AM PDT by Night Hides Not (My dream ticket for 2012 is John Galt & Dagny Taggart!)
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To: Night Hides Not
" if we don't like Romney as a candidate because he's taken both sides on virtually every issue, we hate Mormons?"

When you make a statement like "he's taken both sides on virtually every issue" you open yourself to justifiable criticism that you don't have complete understanding of the facts. "Virtually every issue" is a whole lot of issues. It would be easier to discuss things with you if you gave a few documented examples.

There are posts from Romney haters, Mormon haters, and haters who are both Romney and Mormon haters. There are also posts from those who have heartfelt issues with Romney. I try to ignore the haters.

210 posted on 08/06/2012 8:43:46 AM PDT by norwaypinesavage (Galileo: In science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of one individual)
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