[wastedpotential]

So, he is menacingly terrible on issues of immigration, taxes and so forth, but hey, if I bite the big one in office, he'd make a great president! Does Romney have any moral convictions at all?

[RKV]

“Does Romney have any moral convictions at all?”
No.

Next.

[Old Retired Army Guy]

Let’s not forget that he is a MASSACHUSETTS politician (meaning LIBERAL).

[1curiousmind]

“menacingly terrible” on “so forth”? talk about menacing

[OB1kNOb]

This is exactly what we Arkansas FReepers have been saying since the day the Huckster got into the race. He’s positioning himself to be a VP candidate to supposedly “balance” the ticket for a northeastern RINO candidate like Romney or Rudy, to suck in the southern vote. I so hope FReepers and other conservatives see through this facade before they make a big mistake. The Huckster’s history in office is far different from what he says are his views on the political stump.

[kabar]

LOL. It’s a joke, son. Sort of like Obama telling Hillary that he would use her as an advisor.

[org.whodat]

Does Romney have any moral convictions at all?

LOL

[Vision]

All that and he believe’s in man made global warming.

[Badeye]

I’d say Romney understands that once the primaries are over, the GOP will need to rally around whoever wins in the end, and his comments are designed to remind us all of this simple fact.

Vice President’s aren’t choosen for ‘ability’ as much as they are choosen to shore up the top of the tickets perceived or real weaknesses. Thats how we got Bush the Elder in 1980. Thats how we got Al Gore in 92. Thats how we got Dick Cheney in 2000.

Each one brought to the ticket things that were lacking, real or perceived, to the top ticket guys, Reagan, Clinton and Bush.

A political party that doesn’t do this, doesn’t win the general election cycle, folks.

[LZ_Bayonet]

"He’d make a great vice president.

There's a ball in Huckabee's court right now - Huckabee could quickly say, "If that's an offer, I accept!"

[EternalVigilance]

But I also think that the issues that we’re dealing with today are very important issues and it’s important for people to understand where we stand on issues.”

Mitt, where you stand "today" is problematic enough. But the real problem is where you stood "yesterday," and the fact that no reasonable person can have ANY confidence in where you might stand "tomorrow."

[pepperhead]

“Sure, he’s a wonderful person,” Romney said. “He’d make a great vice president.

No he wouldn't, but he would make a great governor of a liberal state like you.....

[PurpleMan]

“He’d make a great vice president”

Brilliant.

Damning w/ faint praise.

Thinking of the quote by John Nance Garner, “The vice presidency isn’t worth a pitcher of warm spit”

[AuntB]

I was starting to kind of like Romney, but he just keeps doing himself in. Thinking Huck would make a good vp is as dumb as consulting your attorneys about war.

[devere]

“Does Romney have any moral convictions at all?”

He thinks it is immoral to lose an election.

[catfish1957]

Yes, looks like the Taliban Section of the Republican party has hijacked it.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Oh great! JUST GREAT.

Ol' Forked Tongue and Ol' Glass Jaw

[NYC Republican]

So, he is menacingly terrible on issues of immigration, taxes and so forth, but hey, if I bite the big one in office, he'd make a great president! Does Romney have any moral convictions at all?

He said a "good vice president, not great president. Why do you intentionally twist it. That's disgusting

[chicagolady]

That’s all I needed to know! I am NOW as of today, this minute voting for Thompson

[Preachin']

“Does Romney have any moral convictions at all?”

No. But he must have seen Huckabee marching with somebody... somewhere.

[fieldmarshaldj]

The AIDS/Terminal Brain Cancer liberal RINO ticket.