Flip Flop Romney: To Trust Or Not To Trust...(Part 2)

Blogcritics.org ^ | 5 Jan 08 | Charlie Doherty

[blueheron2]

I don’t think a Freeper would vote for someone who polled well in Mass.

[rhombus]

Hey I’d be glad to vote for Thompson too. However, I fear that the grand strategy of peeing in everyone’s punch bowl until there’s no one else left to vote for, is just going to leave a bunch of people with bad tastes in their mouths.

[org.whodat]

Neither mclame are willard are worth a dime, so take both of them and stuff’em!

[redgirlinabluestate]

I know, it is mind-boggling that after all of our hard work in defeating the amnesty bill there are stupid people out there who would even consider giving Juan "Shamnesty" McCain the GOP nomination.

I am really surprised that all those organizations like the Minutemen, grassfire.org and all the other similar immigration groups that sprang up over the last year are not making a concerted effort (protests, ads etc) to stop McCain in NH. What was all their work about if they sit idly by while the Amnesty King wins NH and possibly the nomination. They should be out in force against him in NH.

[redgirlinabluestate]

My favorite McCain flip flop:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QA7JTDjG-Po

Bwahahaha!

[ChessExpert]

Part 2 of this series is a real disappointment. Part 1 was better. This is a Romney hit peace. I think the author is wrong on policy topics and probably wrong on Romney too.

[xzins]

Good article except the part about John McCain.

The only true, viable candidate in the race right now is Fred Thompson.

Go Fred 08!

[top 2 toe red]

Mormon prejudice?

[AFA-Michigan]

Huckabee - Abortion only
McCain - National defense only
Romney - National defense, immigration, and taxes
Thompson - National defense, immigration, and taxes.

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What drivel.

Huckabee — Abortion, marriage, immigration, Fair Tax, Islamofascism

McCain — Immigration, Islamofascism, earmarks and govt spending

Romney — Flip-flops

[freespirited]

That would have been my reaction, but he managed to win an election there. I don’t get it.

[rhombus]

What drivel...Huckabee doesn’t want to talk about immigration. Neither does McCain. Huckabee tried to sound tough on National Defense last night but clearly he was clueless. The more McCain speaks about spending the more times it will be brought up that he was a member of Congress for how many years and the fact that he opposed tax cuts - He has no credibility there. Wait and see.