Posted on 03/13/2012 3:07:48 PM PDT by sheikdetailfeather
I just don’t see how Romney can win over Newt and Rick’s bases.
A part of the country does not want him.
Sorry for the double post.
He’ll win over some, but ultimately that is why he’ll lose. No ability to distinguish himself from Obama on issues, and I suspect many conservatives will not support him.
I think you are right.
Gosh, just heard people on CBS, Fox and CNN, try their best to influence the voters. Romney in a fight. The repubs we need to end this tonight and back Mitt.
Can’t let Romney drag the House and Senate down too.
That was those media outlets saying this; not me.
As said before Romney will get his butt handed to him in November.
1. Throw out arguing about Obama care.
2. His 59 economic points put me to sleep faster than pills.
3. I don’t want to hear about the Olympics again.
4. Every moderate republican canadate gets his butt whipped, McCain, Bush 1, Dole.
5. When Obama gets tired of that he will pull out Bain Capital and beat his butt with class envy crap.
Newt needs to head to the showers, his one outstanding attribute is debates, something Obama and the media will handle. Obama will not debate him more than twice and Newt will not be allowed to avoid answering questions bitching out the media. Its not Presidential.
I just said that if Newt loses both States tonight, he needs to go. If he stays in we’ll end up with Romney. I have “gotten real”. I boost both Rick and Newt because they are both the anti-Romney. But, sometimes you have to get out of your denial Christie. Our man Newt is finished. Sad, but true. No, I don’t like Santorum, but I like RINO-Rom less. And, if Newt doesn’t get out, we’ll end up with Romney.
“I would crawl over broken glass to vote against Bishop Willard. As it is, today I just had to drive a few blocks to do it. It was VERY satisfying.”
That’s not what I asked. The question was what makes it so hard to believe Romney could beat Obama.
“The question was what makes it so hard to believe Romney could beat Obama”
The trustworthiness of John McCain.
The personality, demeanor and smile of Ted Bundy.
The wit and wisdom of Joe Biden.
The executive resume and track record that runs to the left of Bill Clinton.
The service record of Barack Obama.
Setting aside the facts that he is personally vicious, deceitful, insipid, leftwing and unlikeable, he should do well. But then if those qualities are taken away all that remains is the empty suit. It is a very expensive suit.
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