looked like a large crowd? was it?
Saw the entire speech on Fox News. It was awesome, very inspiring and refreshing.
Well catch it tonight on CSpan like we did the one last night
I also just watched on FOX... is this the general sentiment around you? The people at the rally seemed to be completely stoked to get out and vote.
Caught the speech on Fox.
Best speech yet.
I liked how he brought out the Boy Scout leader and the flag that was on The Challenger. That is a story he told many times, but this time that flag was there on stage with him.
You can sense the victory that is coming on Tuesday.
Saw it on tv and my wife really reacted to the revenge part. She hadn’t heard about it. Romney sounded very confident of victory. He knows.
Romney is looking more energized with each appearance.
I`m going to Mitt`s Newport News VA rally tomorrow night. I`ll post pics.
“I want you to vote for love of country!”
Pretty powerful message I feel.
Ok, this is hard for me to say.....
And let me preface it by saying that I still find Romney to be pretty loathsome, though I voted for him as soon as I got the chance.
But I watched his speech in Colorado tonight, and it was downright Reaganesque. His delivery, his subject matter, his tempo....it was really really good. And one other thing occurred to me.
Romney has actually stood RELATIVELY strong on conservative principles in e campaign. I expected him to go hard to the “center” (actually left) and he really hasn’t done it all that much.
He’s still a RINO bastard as far as I’m concerned, but I’m always willing to be pleasantly surprised. After he wins I fully expect that most of us here will be disappointed again and again by his appointments and policies. But for now, I’ll have to settle for remembering Reagan’s old adage....
“Trust, but verify.”
Hank
I saw the rally in Englewood on CSPAN - Mitt was on fire. The crowd was just revved up! He sounded and looked like a man ready to be President!
From @ 08:30 pm EST .. Ann does sound/look 'giddy' with 'knowing' :-)
Kudos to Fox News and Huckabee for carrying this speech in its entirety. Very inspiring.
A fitting theme for the last two days of this campaign!
The Founders of America, impassioned believers in Creator-endowed life, liberty, rights, laws to protect them, and freedom of individual enterprise and opportunity certainly would echo Mitt Romney's statement today!
After centuries of Government-over-People arrangements, whether by one, a few, or many, our Founders saw liberty as a Creator-endowed blessing (see Preamble to Constitution), and that Constitution which formed our Republic changed that arrangement to a Creator - People - Governmeent form of self-government which protected those "blessings" of liberty.
Revenge is not an emotion which is conducive to good government or successful individual lives.
Hopefully, on Tuesday, American citizens, motivated by an internal longing for more liberty and less government will have made their appeal to Divine Providence, as did the Founders, and exercise their sacred right to vote for a leader who appeals, not to their baser emotions, but to their God-given longings and desires.
Perhaps we might be inspired by listening to a tremendous modern hymn entitled, "Heal Our Land," by Orrin Hatch,, as performed by Winton Phipps.
A fitting theme for the last two days of this campaign!
The Founders of America, impassioned believers in Creator-endowed life, liberty, rights, laws to protect them, and freedom of individual enterprise and opportunity certainly would echo Mitt Romney's statement today!
After centuries of Government-over-People arrangements, whether by one, a few, or many, our Founders saw liberty as a Creator-endowed blessing (see Preamble to Constitution), and that Constitution which formed our Republic changed that arrangement to a Creator - People - Governmeent form of self-government which protected those "blessings" of liberty.
Revenge is not an emotion which is conducive to good government or successful individual lives.
Hopefully, on Tuesday, American citizens, motivated by an internal longing for more liberty and less government will have made their appeal to Divine Providence, as did the Founders, and exercise their sacred right to vote for a leader who appeals, not to their baser emotions, but to their God-given longings and desires.
Perhaps we might be inspired by listening to a tremendous modern hymn entitled, "Heal Our Land," by Orrin Hatch,, as performed by Winton Phipps.