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To: Pukin Dog
Romney has been hamstrung in this state since day one.

Even the Boston Herald has it in for him, and they regularly slam him. One expects that from the Globe, but the Herald's attitude is confounding to this particular citizen.

He has done everything right since he took the Governor's office here, and only his support for the small businessman wrecking machine AKA known as Mandatory Health Care is real blemish. The Amirault situation is an anomaly, and perhaps is cause for suspicion.

I do not see him as a RINO. I see him as somebody who is completely handcuffed by the Massachusetts Legislature.

I cannot even count the number of times that his vetoes have been overridden during the last three and half years.
51 posted on 08/26/2006 4:30:36 PM PDT by Radix (Law was made for Man, and Man was not made for the Law.)
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To: Radix
Even the Boston Herald has it in for him, and they regularly slam him. One expects that from the Globe, but the Herald's attitude is confounding to this particular citizen.

McCain is the Herald's boy. They know that Romney is a threat to McCain's run.

They endorsed McCain in 00 and will do so again in 08.

With is in mind, the Herald takes every opportunity to attack Mitt and his record.

84 posted on 08/26/2006 6:51:53 PM PDT by Semus Dynnen
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To: Radix
The Amirault situation is an anomaly, and perhaps is cause for suspicion.

It's possible he was getting some citizen feedback on that one. There were people who were STILL completely convinced of Gerald Amirault's guilt who wanted to put him UNDER the jail, not let him out.

134 posted on 08/27/2006 5:52:07 PM PDT by SuziQ
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