Half correct. He is a FISCAL conservative and a social moderate. I like that combination.....Romney isn't a conservative.
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Half correct. He is a FISCAL conservative and a social moderate. I like that combination.....Romney isn't a conservative.
He didn't openly support anyone in '08, and nor is he this time around. But you please keep talking out of your ass...ok?Rush supported Romney in 2008.
The Conservative tent is getting smaller and smaller.
I don't care what Rush thinks- Romney is the best candidate and he is conservative on the issues that I care about - fiscal policy and immigration.
I don't care what Rush thinks- Romney is the best candidate and he is conservative on the issues that I care about - fiscal policy and immigration.
What is your point? Why would the left see this as something to cheer or find comfort in?
Romney isn't a conservative. No shit. This is the man that was pro-choice, anti-second amendment and laid the ground work for what is now Obama Care.
Why do you think that the Republican base is so against his campaign?
How is this relevant at all?
Mainly because I want Obama to win a second term.
The more disarray in the current GOP the better.
They've gone off the deep end.
Honestly? I don't think any of them are electable.
But I could be wrong.
Mainly because I want Obama to win a second term.
The more disarray in the current GOP the better.
They've gone off the deep end.
Honestly? I don't think any of them are electable.
But I could be wrong.
And Obama is???
I get a kick out of you people talking about the GOP candidates like they're screwed up when all your oxygen thief President does is screw everything up himself.
It's pretty funny when you think about it.
Half correct. He is a FISCAL conservative and a social moderate. I like that combination.....Romney isn't a conservative.
I don't care what Rush thinks- Romney is the best candidate and he is conservative on the issues that I care about - fiscal policy and immigration.
Mud, as usual, has nothing to offer. Only fools to the Hard Right or the Left ignore venues with which they often disagree. Only a fool does that. Mud is a fool, we know. Gramps is getting there apparently.
Honestly? I don't think any of them are electable.
But I could be wrong.
And Obama is???
I get a kick out of you people talking about the GOP candidates like they're screwed up when all your oxygen thief President does is screw everything up himself.
It's pretty funny when you think about it.
Oxygen thief beats every single GOP candidate in the polls so far.
FYI, I'm disappointed with Obama. A lot of lefties are. But not for reasons that would prompt them to run out and vote for a Republican.
Rush Limbaugh: Mitt Romney is not a Conservative.
Half correct. He is a FISCAL conservative and a social moderate. I like that combination.....Romney isn't a conservative.
Except he's not.
He created a huge new government program, the model for ObamaCare, that increased Massachusett's liabities and expenses. That's not a "conservative". That's a statist.
I don't care what Rush thinks- Romney is the best candidate and he is conservative on the issues that I care about - fiscal policy and immigration.
If Republicans were honest about immigration, they'd announce. "We want to maintain illegals as a powerless worker class to keep the rest of you in line AND make huge profits for rich people" Because that's really their policy.
Romney can go on and on about how horrible it was that Rick Perry gave the kids of illegals a chance to go to college. (OOOOH the horror of it all. How dare they get good grades and work hard!) But at the end of the day, he was happy to hire illegals to do yardwork on one of his four mansions.
He created a huge new government program, the model for ObamaCare, that increased Massachusett's liabities and expenses. That's not a "conservative". That's a statist.
The Democratic Legislature shredded his bill as his bill had no resemblance whatsoever when sent to the Legislature. The conservative Heritage Foundation endorsed his original bill.
The Democratic Legislature shredded his bill as his bill had no resemblance whatsoever when sent to the Legislature. The conservative Heritage Foundation endorsed his original bill.
Romney vetoed over 800 bills that Legislature sent him and was over riden on many more. He took office there with over a 2 billion deficit and left with a 2 billion surplus..
Your comment about illegal aliens is close but partisan. They are here because you and I demand them. Quit demanding them and they never come.
Mud, as usual, has nothing to offer. Only fools to the Hard Right or the Left ignore venues with which they often disagree. Only a fool does that. Mud is a fool, we know. Gramps is getting there apparently.
I am not sure this is what you mean to say, but I have to tell you that there are some rags that I automatically suspect from the get go. To name a few from the left: Huffpost and TPM from the right: Drudge and Breitbart. When I see their banners, I immediately suspect any information that follows. I chalk that up to experience.
There are "trustworthy" sources from both sides CNN and NPR from the left and I have to say for the most part Fox on the right.
And for the record, being trustworthy does not mean not being slanted. Being trustworthy simply means that they try to present honest information, even though slanted, rather than deliberately deceiving information.
Immie
The further right Rush and his minions lean threatens to topple them from Conservative to Anarchist.
One can find a pearl in a silt basin, Immie, just takes sifting. I have no use for those on Left or Right that let others do their thinking for them, instead of getting in and sift themselves. You sift, I sift, many others do.
Mud and so many others here merely open their mouths for Left or Right fashioned media servings. Such as these who have the vote (OMG) don't have to think.
The Democratic Legislature shredded his bill as his bill had no resemblance whatsoever when sent to the Legislature. The conservative Heritage Foundation endorsed his original bill.
Oh, BS. He got the bill he wanted, the one he sat down with Ted Kennedy and did a PowerPoint on. The one that made sure that big insurance got its payoffs.
To a degree, I feel kind of bad for him. It is a conservative plan, really. If you define "conservative" as working to make the haves have a little more. But then Obama plan looked the same, and the right turned on it.
Romney vetoed over 800 bills that Legislature sent him and was over riden on many more. He took office there with over a 2 billion deficit and left with a 2 billion surplus..
You mean he took office during a recession and left during an economic boom time nationally. Less bills paying out, more revenue coming in. I also understand the sun rose every morning during his governorship, but somehow I don't think he had much to do with it.
Your comment about illegal aliens is close but partisan. They are here because you and I demand them. Quit demanding them and they never come.
Never "demanded" them. There's not a job they are doing that Americans wouldn't be happy to do for a fair wage. The issue is, of course, fair wages. Sleazy operators who don't want to pay one, which is fair to the straight arrows who follow the law and pay a fair wage.
I'd have a simple enough solution. Go after the employers. If they are hiring illegals to make money, tke away their money.
First offence, $10,000 fine. You are put on a watch list for ICE, and are subject to inspections.
Second office, $100,000 fine, and you have to hang a sign in your lobby detailing your crime. Something like, "I hired an illegal alien, cheating an American out of a job. Please consider my sleazy business practices when doing business with me."
Third Offense, we take away your business and all assets.
Ted Kennedy has nothing to do with state politics.
FYI he is US Senator.
"fair wage"
Oh, yeah, and he's dead, so don't refer to him in the present tense... dummy.David Corn points to this video of Mitt Romney effusively praising the late Sen. Ted Kennedy for helping secure federal funding for Massachusetts’ health care reform law at its signing ceremony in 2006, even going so far as to call him a “parent” of reform. It’s “probably not what Romney wants GOP primary voters to have in mind when they enter a polling place or caucus meeting,” but it is a video Democrats will likely point to if Romney is the eventual nominee:
Also recall that Kennedy initially opposed the law’s central tenet — a requirement that everyone purchase health insurance. The mandate originated as a Republican idea and was heavily promoted by Romney as a “conservative solution” that would force people to take “personal responsibility” for the cost of coverage. As Kennedy explained in December 2005, “I’ve never been one for individual mandates in the past, but I do think that the way this has been proposed, in that everybody will do their part, that’s a compromise. I can buy into that.”