Oh geesh, is this like when he claimed to be a hunter? Geesh Romney get a life and be proud of the one you’ve led and quit trying all this reinvent crap.
Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard Supports Mitt Romney
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8MKVSzsR-w
To go along with his Grey ones. Grecian formula using liberal.
Republican presidential hopeful former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and the his wife Ann board a jet in Myrtle Beach S.C., Friday, Jan. 11, 2008. (AP Photo/LM Otero
I had heard that Romney joined the NRA about a year ago when he decided to run for President.
He seems to shift his positions on abortion, gun rights, and gay marriage like the wind blows - apparently not because he truly believes in them, but purely for political expediency.
For Mitt Romney to be 60 years old still switching positions back and forth on these core issues represents a basic lack of solid moral foundation in his life - and definitely disqualifies him to be America’s President.
Good Lord...anything to get elected
Excellent testimony. A guy who remains clean-cut in the era of the anti-hero is bound to rub some the wrong way.
Yeah, but what country? Is there a country of Flipania....or Flipenstein, er sumpthin?
Romney doesn’t like ham radio and doesn’t know jack about the space program. I don’t care if he drops out now.
Romney’s scooping up some support in Michigan heading into the home stretch before Tuesday’s primary. One intriguing get is the support of Dennis Smith, who heads up the Information Network for Christian Homes, which has supported home-schoolers in the Wolverine State since 1984.
Smith yesterday circulated a letter in the state supporting Romney and denouncing many of the Republican candidates, including McCain, and explained in detail the rationale for his thinking. Of McCain, Smith writes: “McCain has been wrong on issues like campaign finance reform and immigration, has an un-presidential nasty temper, and I just don’t like him.”
By phone this morning, Smith said that he sent the letter to about 3,600 homes of current and former home-schoolers. “The majority are not politically active,” he explained, “but they might vote.”
While Romney’s chief rival here is McCain, Smith’s support of the Michigan native is a bigger blow to Huckabee, who is making a play for the state and is certain to try and turn his success with Christians and home-schooling families in Iowa into similar gains here.
http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/01/11/571676.aspx