Mitt Romney Roughs Up Mike Huckabee Over Anti-Bush Comments

Fox News ^ | Dec. 15, 2007 | Shushannah Walshe and The Associated Press

[outofstyle]

Fred will come in and pick up the pieces and support when these guys fall by the wayside.

Put that on your list list. Address it to Santa, North Pole. That should do it.

[OCC]

Yo Mike, your supposed to wait until AFTER you get the Republican nomination to make such idiotic statements appealing to the Rat base.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

Responsible citizens vote conservative.
Friends don't let friends or family vote Liberal.
The only 2 clear choices for us in 2008 are.

THOMPSON/HUNTER ... 2008

[trisham]

The more I hear from Huckabee, the less I like him. He is at the bottom of my list right above Ron Paul.

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If anything, I like Huckabee less than Paul. He's at the bottom of my list. :)

[GOP Poet]

Three words to oppose this accusation about Romney an solidify Romney's point. . . Sandra Day O'Connor.

I just about died a few years ago when Nancy Reagan was basically saying Bush was too conservative and pointing to his stance on Pro Life. The Reagans as wonderful as they were were not staunch Pro lifers, nor did they do all they could to stand against Roe v Wade and to push in a new direction. Whihc s what is is, but to call someone a liar because they point this out is just mean spirited and denial. I am not saying what Reagan should have done, but I am pointing out what his actions tell me. Once again. The vote that stopped it all in the Supreme Court over and over again . . . Sandra Day O'Connor. A Reagan appointee.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

" He's beatable in the general election? "
That is what Hillary is counting on if she does get the nomination.

[Petronski]

Nope. I just find it hilarious to see Willard complaining about another candidates criticism of a conservative president, since Willard LIED about Ronald Reagan’s pro-life record.

[Petronski]

The Reagans as wonderful as they were were not staunch Pro lifers

I'm not talking about "the Reagans," I'm talking about Ronald Reagan. Willard claimed Reagan was "adamantly pro-choice." That's a LIE.

[MinorityRepublican]

I like Fred (same with Romney), but what is his game plan? His polls were higher before he announced he was running in September.

[OkiMusashi]

Okay. McCain has had his chance, Romney has had his chance, and Huck has had his chance.

Fred, Dunc, .... you fellas are up next. I’m looking for somebody capable of learning from other people’s mistakes.

[BARLF]

Mitt ...Thank You

Brave to defend the most hated man in the world.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

" Put that on your list list. Address it to Santa, North Pole. That should do it."

I don't know about that, there was this letter in the news the other day, that was put in the mail in 1909, and just now finally getting delivered.
I rather pray about it, from my mouth to God's ear... at least that way, it will get answered.

[Gator113]

Good for Romney....to hell with Huckabee.

BTW, anyone notice that when you hit spell-check, it wants to correct Hunkabee to “Chickadee”. Seems to fit him more with each passing day.

[Dagnabitt]

"Great news Senator! Tuesday's results give Huckabee a lock on their nomination"

[ajay_kumar]

Preacher Huckabee will pardon Osama as soon as he is caught
in order to get away from “arrogance” of Bush. I like this guy
LESS every time I hear him speak. But just in case republicans
are dumb enough to nominate him (with a lot of crossover votes
by the demorats)
I will hold my nose and vote for him. You won’t catch me dead voting for
Barack or Hillary or Johnny boy.

[Radix]

"That is what Hillary is counting on if she does get the nomination."

There is no "if."

That business was settled long ago. They are just putting on a show right now.

[ajay_kumar]

I think Reagan started out as pro-choice during his Hollywood days.
My understanding is he later became pro-life. I could be wrong on this.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

Well, actually, Reagan was a Democrat, but, he saw the light with thanks to his daugther Maureen

[Petronski]

Was never “adamantly pro-choice.”

[Petronski]

Was never “adamantly pro-choice.”