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By: MITT ROMNEY: IS HE AN IDIOT OR LYING???? | NunoftheAbove

MITT ROMNEY: IS HE AN IDIOT OR LYING???? | NunoftheAbove — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 18:19:52 +0000

[...] Five words a GOP presidential candidate shouldn’t say [...]

By: dustbury.com » Cited for failure to hate

dustbury.com » Cited for failure to hate — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 21:25:05 +0000

[...] some reason, this got Michelle Malkin’s Hanes in a wad: “Like” is not a word a conservative should use when referring to the Senate’s [...]

By: Mr_Conservative_Cat

Mr_Conservative_Cat — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:05:31 +0000

Coldfront #115

Threads never die, they just wind up being forgotten and unanswered.

Yes, it’s very nice to forgive Teddy for all his problems, but not his character, and yes, in many respects one can easily seperate them.

He has demonized conservatives most of his career, with the harshest of words often telling the most heinous of lies. His behavior, espcecially while drunk, around young women has been well-documented, yes, but also ill-represents the stature of his post, demeaning the senate and adding to the tidal wave of cynical response to this nations politics as they shape the future of this country. He has praised the worst of dictators and held them up as positive role models, and has had much praise for Sen Robert Byrd, an ex-KKK officer, among the lowest character demonstrations a human being could exhibit.

If watching his brothers be murdered and killing mary Jo himself have been too much for him emotionally, then he should quit the senate immediately. No one should despise the man for his personal suffering, but his vindictive and hurtful character in his role as a United States Senator is another thing entirely. As the world moves into a very dangerous time in history, it’s important to know the difference, and verbalize it both clearly and often.

By: The Whole Bird

The Whole Bird — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 18:35:55 +0000

Some Conservatives are Scary Idiots…

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By: GaijinBob

GaijinBob — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 18:26:10 +0000

Tempest in a teapot. A throw-away line, it means nothing really. Mitt was following one of the fundamental laws of congressional politics: Thou shalt not speak ill of thy state’s fellow congresspersons. Besides, wouldn’t you like the guy who always bought the first round?

By: coldfront

coldfront — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 17:20:01 +0000

I realize that this thread is ‘dead’….
but it caused me a great deal of reflection.
Wether you like Ted Kennedy or not, the fact remains he witnessed the assassination of both of his brothers & still went into politics.
He was responsible for the death of a young woman. Anyone who thinks he has forgotten this young woman is probably wrong.

He drinks heavily, is anyone really surprised???

What is to be gained from pointing out the Sins of another over & over & over again???

” I assure you, as soon as you think you know the condition of another’s spiritual life, you are wrong.’ from the Lessons of Divine Mercy / Scotsdale, Arizona

By: MITT ROMNEY: IS HE AN IDIOT OR LYING???? « Nunoftheabove

MITT ROMNEY: IS HE AN IDIOT OR LYING???? « Nunoftheabove — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 20:20:28 +0000

[...] Five words a GOP presidential candidate shouldn’t say By Michelle Malkin • January 19, 2008 08:03 AM Published in: [...]

By: libertyvista

libertyvista — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 18:09:30 +0000

I’m with the love your enemies camp on this one, and think it’s worth considering that expressing a like for Kennedy does not in any way fall into the same category as co-sponsoring a tragically flawed immigration bill with him.

By: Lars

Lars — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 07:21:24 +0000

Maybe Romney just likes whales i.e. – Ted Kennedy, a.k.a., “The Cape Cod Orca”

By: graysonret

graysonret — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 04:05:17 +0000

At first, I felt quite revolted by his remarks and I was going to post an attack. But then, I remembered a good friend of mine back years ago, Philip. He was a solid liberal and could argue his points very well. I had become a conservative and could argue very well too. We used to get into some real “knock down, drag out fights” sortofspeak, between us. Yet, we respected each other and, to be honest, we really liked each other. My wife used to remark, “One day you two are going to kill each other”. Well, never it never came to that. Heck, he played a mean chess game! He’s gone now, and, you know, I miss him sometimes. I miss our debates. I would mention how I really liked Reagan. He would attack “trickle down economics”. And, away we would go. Nixon, don’t start him on Nixon. As neighbors, we could argue til late evening. Then it was, “You got coffee?” “You betcha”. “See you in the morning.” If he was in trouble, I was the first to defend him, and if I was trouble, I knew he would be there. We were that close. I was the best man at his wedding. It was usually, “You up for a chess game?” and away we went. So, in a way, I can understand Mitt saying that frankly he liked the man. Politically, it isn’t good, but personally, I understand. I wish he was here now. I truly do. We could have some real “fun”. A “p-qb4 (for those of you who know chess) could provoke a “You know, Obama has some good ideas”, and away we would go. If I was a Congressman, or even President, I would have Philip as an advisor. For him to keep me on the “straight and narrow” and for me to know which way NOT to go. God keep you and bless you, Philip. P-Q4.

By: vickisoup

vickisoup — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 03:52:51 +0000

winemkr, gee whiz….that was harsh.

By: NBF

NBF — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 01:31:56 +0000

If Romney is even on the ticket as VP, the GOP will be destroyed.

It will be an absolute bloodbath as the base will not campaign, not contribute, and not vote.

By: winemkr

winemkr — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:22:38 +0000

I saw him make that comment. At the time it felt to me that he was being self deprecating.

What is your problem Michelle? Your starting to sound like Hillary Clinton.

Why post tripe, when you can post logic. Why take a comment out of context?

Are you so busy with your other media commitments that you only have time to toss a bone to the dogs on your website?

Semper Fi

By: vickisoup

vickisoup — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 23:04:07 +0000

Jack McCoy would try him for reckless endangerment/Murder 2….oh yes he would.