Novak: Bush won’t support Romney because of immigration

Michelle Malkin ^ | February 2, 2008 | Michelle Malkin

[umgud]

Were it not for a conservative house and all our shouting, we’d already have amnesty. If McCain, Obama or Clinton get in, we’d better hope their are enough conservatives left in congrss to fight off amnesty in the near future.

[2ndDivisionVet]

It's like a left-handed endorsement to conservatives. Juan McAztlan disrespects us so much that he won't even pretend that he'll enforce immigration laws as president. As far as he's concerned, he doesn't need us now and we'll have to come home to him in the fall. I've got news for him: I'll vote for a third party before I'll cast a vote for the man most responsible for wrecking conservatism for the last twenty years!!

[Logical me]

I would appreciate the link to the entire article. Don’t like pieces that could be inaccurate to the full story.

[devolve]

It's not intelligent to get me irritated....

[flaglady47]

Why, it seems like just yesterday he was a pro-choice, pro gay, pro gun control, pro amnesty Massachusetts liberal. Thank God he shook all that liberal bilgewater off his back.

Yup, glad Mitt did and saw the light. That kind of change is change for the better. Rather that than John McCain, who comfortably votes and swims in liberal bilgewater to this day.

[Yaelle]

Not sure Bush's endorsement is something a candidate wants these days. Just sayin'.

[Maelstorm]

I’m not surprised Bush is supporting McCain. The one thing that is certain is that McCain isn’t going to try Amnesty again. He may be a lot of things but he isn’t stupid. There are a lot of reasons not to support Romney. Romney and Huckabee both didn’t get the religion of security first till late and it wasn’t long ago Romney had illegals doing his lawn. All of them started out pretty much the same place. McCain, Romney, and Huckabee all supported Campaign finance reform as proposed by McCain and signed by the President. The only one supporting a form of Universal Health Care is Romney. McCain and Huckabee offer much more realistic conservative solutions to the problem. Romney care in Massachusetts has not been a success.

We could go on and on. Romney is a straw man. He is our John Kerry. He has changed positions and accepts nearly as many liberal ideas as John McCain has put his name on bills with Ted Kennedy. The choices suck but if I had to choose the better man. That man is McCain. Romney is one big Achilles heel. I can not prop him up. The left will tear him limb from limb.

[Rome2000]

Good info, Thanks

[Mojave]

http://www.massresistance.org/docs/marriage/romney/record/

[underbyte]

Probably the best non endorsement he can get

[DCPatriot]

Look at it this way this is even better for Romney than if Bush had endosed him.

You wish....

[DCPatriot]

I believe #17 was sarcasm. ;^)

[Jim Robinson]

Wait a minute. McCain has been all over FOX News and other news outlets lately, saying he too is now for border security. He’s had his coming home moment too. He says he’s now a hard as nails pro-life, pro family, pro gun, pro borders Reagan social and fiscal conservative and he too is a foreign policy master and military genius.

All that other stuff? Like Romney, that’s all in the past. We’re talking future here.

[Mojave]

Mitt saw the light? Not hardly.

http://www.vimeo.com/598022

[Mojave]

McCain has been all over FOX News and other news outlets lately, saying he too is now for border security. He’s had his coming home moment too. He says he’s now a hard as nails pro-life, pro family, pro gun, pro borders Reagan social and fiscal conservative and he too is a foreign policy master and military genius.

McCain/Romney 2008

[Sorry, I couldn't help myself.]

[broncobilly]

I’ve changed too. I used to be for George Bush.

[VeniVidiVici]

Bush and Sen. John McCain are not close, but the president is grateful for McCain’s support on Iraq...

Huh? McCain was running ads in FL dogging out the President on Iraq.

[Jim Robinson]

I’ve changed too. I used to be Charles Atlas.

[PhilDragoo]

Bush and Fox were thick as thieves--and now McQueeg employs Fox's cabinet official to facilitate amnesty/open borders.

It is not just destructive of the Republican Party to bring in 40 million Mexican voters who speak Mexican and live on taxpaying citizens.

It is destructive of America.

Bush and Frau Mao and McAztlan want us peons to live in a toilet of suppressed wages, paying for Mexicans to overrun our emergency rooms, schools and jails.

I'd change the title to I won't support Bush because he gives aid and comfort to invaders.

I used to be with it, but then they changed what it is, so that I'm no longer with it, and what is it, seems weird and scary to me.

So instead of the weird and scary McQueeg, Obama, Frau-Mao Manson-Marxists, I'm with Mitt.

Can we get a side of Fred to go with that. Hey, Fred, over here--your country could use you if it's not too much of an imposition.

[Jim Robinson]

I beg your pardon, but ever since he learned that Romney recently changed from a pro choice, pro gay, pro gun control, pro amnesty stance to all around conservative and border security hawk, and is now busily picking up voters because of his new found unshakable core to bedrock principles, McCain decided to follow suit. Like Romney, he now says we must build the fence and secure the borders. McCain is now a border warrior. Just like Romney, all that other messy stuff is in the past.