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Romney Faces FactsPosted on Feb 7, 2008
Mitt Romney dropped out of the presidential campaign Thursday, but you’ll probably still have him to kick around, as he hinted that he might run again. He said he made the difficult decision because he didn’t want to help the Democrats—and, by some illogical extension, the terrorists—win: “And, frankly, in this time of war, I simply cannot let my campaign be a part of aiding a surrender to terror.” Romney spent roughly $50 million of his own fortune on his campaign. Perhaps it wasn’t the best investment for Romney, but Americans can take comfort from the fact that even a Republican can’t simply buy his party’s nomination.
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By DennisD, February 9 at 7:50 am # Big tax write-off“ but Americans can take comfort from the fact that even a Republican can’t simply buy his party’s nomination.” That’s because as Bu$h knows, it’s far better to buy the general election.
By Pacrat, February 8 at 1:16 pm # Alas, we knew thee too well!Does the word ignoranus fit Romney? He has to be one of the most ignorant republicans that ever existed. There have been a few!
By Jonathan King, February 7 at 3:54 pm # The news from Burpelson AFBDid he happen to mention the fight to preserve our way of life and our precious bodily fluids?
By Pacrat, February 7 at 3:54 pm # Good riddance to Pinwheel RomneyHe won’t be missed. We have never seen such a blatant flipflopper since Bush was appointed by the Supremes and then elected four years later. He won’t be missed either.
By Jim Yell, February 7 at 2:48 pm # no shameThe Repbulicans just can not be honest about anything. They seem to believe reality, reflecting on Bush/Cheney lies and deceit about terrorism, is a surrender to terrorists. In fact if there are terrorist in this country it is the Republican party, their lies and their enablers. The last thing the country needs is religious fundamentalism and wishful thinking replacing the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. Please pay attention to history. The Religious Fundamentilist band together and attack those they believe are in error, if they win they then start attacking each other, because there is no straight road in Fundamentlism, just divisive grudge matchs as the mega group discovers they can’t agree on what their god said in the first place. Let’s have religious freedom, freedom from religious and let us keep our secular government and the rights for all of us. Not just the self appointed.
By GB, February 7 at 2:29 pm # The terrorists got everything they wanted from BushWhen are the Dems going to stand up and repute these NeoCON media vomits. Here’s what really happened Mitt. Add Your Comment |
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