This “Warner Todd Huston” sounds like an idiot with an agenda. He is obviously doing some other candidates’ bidding here and this article is laced with subtle lies to lead people astray.
The comparison between Romney and Thomas Jefferson is actually very accurate. Both had to take positions that they thought were morally wrong but were necessary in order to win and achieve the greater good.
This “Warner Todd Huston” is a dwarf compared to William F. Buckley. I just hope that after giving this whole lecture on morality and defying one of the great thinkers of our age it doesn’t turn out that he is a rudy julie supporter.
This “Warner Todd Huston” sounds like an idiot with an agenda. He is obviously doing some other candidates’ bidding here and this article is laced with subtle lies to lead people astray. The comparison between Romney and Thomas Jefferson is actually very accurate. Both had to take positions that they thought were morally wrong but were necessary in order to win and achieve the greater good. This “Warner Todd Huston” is a dwarf compared to William F. Buckley. I just hope that after giving this whole lecture on morality and defying one of the great thinkers of our age it doesn’t turn out that he is a rudy julie supporter.Interesting that you aren't enough of a "great thinker" to know what those supposed "subtle lies" are, I noticed. I suppose you are just a Mitthead so full of Mitt that you obviously have an agenda and are just doing Mitt's bidding.
See how easy that was to turn your own blather back on you without thinking, either!?
But, please DO enlighten us on what "position" that Jefferson took that he thought was "morally wrong" but that he took anyway to "achieve the greater good"?
You are a dwarf compared to just about any one, great thinker or no.If Mitt is your man... well, it isn't surprising. But if you flip flop as much as he does, I'll lay odds that you will love the guy who wrote the original article by Sunday if it seemed that liking him made you popular.
Have a great day.