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To: TonyRo76

I think it is a mistake for Fred or Mitt supporters to go out of their way to demonize the other. I think they are the only two decent candidates. I personally like Mitt better though. Rudy and McCain are unacceptable and it would be a loss for the Republcian Party.


10 posted on 01/02/2008 4:22:53 PM PST by rodeo-mamma
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To: rodeo-mamma
IMHO Fred is head and shoulders above the other viable candidates. Like some of the Freepers have stated what is the fall back position if Fred does not make it?

Again IMHO the rest all have faults and some are big faults with some of the candidates. So is Mitt the best of the rest? I guess time will tell.

Ron Paul lives in another world and is totally out to lunch. Huckabee has no clue on foreign policy. McQueeg has stab the President in the back on many occasions. He has supported McQueeg/Feingold and the McQueeg/Kennedy bills.

Rudy is a at least honest and you know where he is coming from. But he is liberal on so many issues. Mitt has come around to saying the right things but is he totally honest about it?

That is why Fred is the easy choice for me. After that I’m not really sure.

14 posted on 01/02/2008 4:33:57 PM PST by Parley Baer
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To: rodeo-mamma

If the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan support the GOP candidate, whoever he is, then I will vote for that candidate. It is as simple as that. I will not let the Dems win and lead our troops. Handing over our troops to the Dems is like handing them over to Al Qaeda. Voting for a GOP candidate I detest is a small sacrifice compared to what the troops sacrifice.


15 posted on 01/02/2008 4:48:31 PM PST by Romneyfor President2008
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