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And they will support him. That has been the plan from the beginning, the debates are just GOP theater.
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Romney isn't crazy enought for the right. Plus he's a Mormon devil.
Romney isn't crazy enought for the right. Plus he's a Mormon devil.
The right isn't looking for crazy people. We are looking for intelligent and competent leaders.
Romney isn't crazy enought for the right. Plus he's a Mormon devil.
Romney isn't crazy enought for the right. Plus he's a Mormon devil.
The right isn't looking for crazy people. We are looking for intelligent and competent leaders.
When was the last one you had?
In comparison, the odds of Obama capturing the nomination at this point in the 2008 cycle were about 10% and McCain's were even worse (The Big Picture), so stranger things happen all the time.
The right isn't looking for crazy people. We are looking for intelligent and competent leaders.
When was the last one you had?
2008.
Alittle misguided but still intelligent and competent.
Typical Statist...always trying to second guess and end up talking out thier asses.And they will support him. That has been the plan from the beginning, the debates are just GOP theater.
2008.
Alittle misguided but still intelligent and competent.
Let's be real: If Romney is nominated by the Republicans, it won't be the right that nominates him. It will be the media, the moderates and the liberals that switch parties for the primaries that nominate him.
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And they will support him. That has been the plan from the beginning, the debates are just GOP theater.
Romney isn't crazy enought for the right. Plus he's a Mormon devil.
The right isn't looking for crazy people. We are looking for intelligent and competent leaders.
2008.
Alittle misguided but still intelligent and competent.
It doesn't help that McCain got stabbed in the back by Bush. McCain had maybe two really salient policy points where he differed from Obama. One was Iraq, and in the closing days of the campaign Bush ended up negotiating a timetable for withdraw leaving McCain up the creek on that issue.*
Toss in the TARP bill that Bush pushed through and McCain suddenly found himself in real trouble.
*The other, for the record, was Health care. And Obamacare ended up taking a lot more from McCain's playbook than Obama's playbook. C'est la Vie.