Mitt Romney

Approval Rate: 67%

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    ralphthewonder_llama

    Mon Jul 16 2012

    The problem with Romney in a nutshell:

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    robert_tilton

    Mon Jul 09 2012

    Remember when the right wingers repeatedly asked then candidate Barack Obama (and continuing after he was elected President) about his religious beliefs....specifically about Christianity? (Overweight teabagger questioning candidate/President Obama, putting on his/her best southern accent: "Are yew a CHRISTIAN? Have yew accepted Jesus Chrahst as yore personal lord and save-yore?") Well, it's time the right wingers peppered Willard "Mitt" Romney with some questions about HIS Mormon beliefs. For example, here are 10 amazing facts about Mormonism, none of which, as far as I can see, are in the Holy Bible. I'd be interested in hearing Mitt, who was a Bishop in the Mormon church, respond to some of these Mormon beliefs....fair is fair, right? 1. Mormons can become gods and goddesses. 2. Goddesses will spend eternity in full submission to their god-husband. 3. Mormon women will give birth "forever and ever" to spirit-babies. 4. Mormon men can have multiple wives in heaven-eterna... Read more

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    kolby1973

    Mon Jul 02 2012

    As with any candidate for presidency, you never really know what's going to happen until they take office. Is he any better than President Obama? That answer won't truly reveal itself unless he becomes the next President. Mitt Romney isn't necessarily a radical Latter-Day Saint, but speaking from experience within the church, that could change very quickly. He's been very quiet about his religion for the most part and that's probably helping his cause for now. But anyone that has studied Mormonism to any degree should keep this quote in mind when running to the polls on Election Day: "You and each of you do covenant and promise that you will pray and never cease to pray to Almighty God to avenge the blood of the prophets upon this nation, and that you will teach the same to your children and to your children's children unto the third and fourth generation." ----The Prophet Brigham Young. Even though the church claims this commandment isn't "holy" anymore, it shouldn't be fo... Read more

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    castlebee

    Mon Jul 02 2012

    Before you decide, be sure to ask yourself this - just who doesn't want a prez with magic underpants!? If this grinning used car salesman slides into first, we'll be the envy of the entire world.

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    littlefuzz4

    Sun Jul 01 2012

    This is a name that is on top of the list of Republican candidates. He ran for President in 2008. We need a strong contender to beat President Obama. Mitt Romney is a former Governor of Massachusetts and is Mormon. On June 2, 2011, he has announced he is running for President again. On the CNN Republican Candidate Debates, June 13, 2011, Romney mentioned he wants to debate Obama. Romney is a hot contender for President. His father, George W. Romney, served as United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development during President Richard Nixon's Administration (1969-73). I am more certain now I will be voting for Mitt Romney on June 5 and on November 6, 2012. I believe Mitt Romney will be the GOP delegates choice in August 27-30, 2012. Can't wait to hear who his choice of Vice-President will be? Update: Mitt Romney wants to repeal Obamacare and tear it apart. He would like to do away with this healthcare on his first day as President.

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    numbah16tdhaha

    Sun Jul 01 2012

    As long as those in opposition can keep painting his being a Mormon as dangerous, he won't make it anywhere. UPDATE: It is interesting to me that nobody is fighting about anything this election cycle. RIA is a land of cynics and skeptics politically these days and rightfully so. In 2004 we fought a lot, in 2008, we fought some, but in 2012, we seem to have come to view the whole process as totally bogus. Romney and Obama ain't that different to those that have put down the little kool-aid sippy cup and put their thinking cap on...

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    ayn9b559

    Sun Jul 01 2012

    Running with Numbahs train of thought, at this point I don't think it much matters who is captain of the Titanic. Presidential candidate 2016 or 2020 will have it easy.

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    ireview

    Wed May 16 2012

    I'll vote for him, but it is very clear that he is out of touch with the average American. Obama knows how to appeal to the masses, but I hope the average American is smart enough to realize that we need a whole body in office, not just a face.

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    fitman

    Wed Apr 25 2012

    No wackier than most of the other screwball God's Own Party religionists running for president. Probably won't get the votes of hardcore Southern Baptists, etc. (without which I don't see how a right wing nut could be elected). 6/1/7/9 Update: Sacrificial lamb?

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    frankswildyear_s

    Mon Apr 23 2012

    Those who thought that 21 months was a long time for someone to campaign for the Oval Office will be exhausted by his campaign that will likely start next week. UPDATE: I have to say that he's showed an impressive amount of restraint in the last two years by actually waiting for the campaign to begin. I have to wonder if his strategy is to let the Palin Circus have its day, betting that it will flame out or implode well before the real race begins. UPDATE: I think everyone smells a winner in Romney except the Republicans. But he has the profile and resources to last through the early primaries, which are shaping up to look like those audition rounds on American Idol when every nut bar that thinks they have talent comes out for a shot at glory or humiliation. UPDATE: He outlasted Bachmann, Huntsman, Perry, Cain, Gingrich, Santorum, Paula Abdul AND Simon Cowell.

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    plzbenice2day

    Tue Mar 06 2012

    I have a newfound respect for this man when I watched him refuse to be sucked into a nasty personal attack about Obama like Newt. Romney did not fall into that childish, ugly trap but stuck to the President's policies that he disagreed with, instead of calling him a communist or unAmerican. This showed a lot of class. Regardless to what I think of Romney and his Mormon views he almost got my vote based on how much class and intelligence he showed. I have trouble with an organization that once promoted dark people as inferiors who could not get into the Heaven based on skin color. They changed but some of us remember when dark skinned people were not allowed in. Mormon Founder Joseph Smith had some very racist teachings. Glad all this changed but it still leaves a bad taste in some people's mind. To be fair some Southern Baptist had racist views too but at least they did not go so far as to say if you have black skin you cannot get into Heaven. In many instances a person's Religion... Read more

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    ridgewalker

    Tue Feb 21 2012

    This is an open letter to Guy, Molfan and all other Michiganders, past, present and future: On behalf of all of my fellow and female Americans, I cannot express in words how thrilled I am that, in spite of the miserable condition of your State's economy and that the "Most Made-In-America automobile is a Toyota, that it is now official, according to Mitt Romney...a fellow Michigander...that your trees are all the right height. Once again, congratulations and may your correct tree height be a blessing to ALL Americans, in spite of the miserable condition of your State's economy and that the "Most Made-In-America automobile is a Toyota.The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Get More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,The Daily Show on Facebook

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    skyler_101

    Sun Sep 25 2011

    I think he has a good chance at winning the 2012 presidential election. The things that might hold him back is his stance on social security and legalizing Romneycare (which is similiar to Obamacare) in his state.

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    victor83

    Sat Jul 02 2011

    Update: Changed the rating here from 4 to 5 stars, not because I am a Romney fan but because I think his RNC nomination is virtually in the bag. In reality, ol' Mitt is just a better looking, slicker version of the last President Bush-he is just another neocon who if elected would continue the policies of open borders, runaway spending, the insanity of the environmentalist agenda, etc. In the meantime however, Governor Romney will pretend to inch right-center-right while telling us why his healthcare legislation in Massachsetts was and is oh so different from Obamacare. At first tea partiers and true conservatives won't buy it, but they will begin to melt as they start to belive that this is the guy who has the best shot at getting Obama out of the Oval Office. That belief will also carry over to southern "Christian" voters-his major stumbling block in the 08 primaries-and it will be Mitt vs. His Lordship in November of 2012. Original Review, 11/13/2008: Romney's chances- first to... Read more

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    guy_dc1b

    Wed Jun 22 2011

    I have issues with Romney, but he has what it takes to remove the empty suit that currently occupies the office.

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    2dramaqueens

    Sat Jun 11 2011

    This should be interesting.

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    hyperrreal

    Mon May 16 2011

    Mitt Romney is the kind of flip-floppin loser us Democrats look for in a Republican candidate. MITTENS 2012!!!

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    danoid

    Wed Apr 13 2011

    He's a good candidate, possibly the only Republican who could beat Obama. Unfortunately, to me it seems like he would do or say anything just to get elected. And he's the only serious person running for President who acts like he's still in high school...honestly, the man whines, just listen to him!

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    genxbetnick

    Wed Jan 05 2011

    Prior to running for President in 2008, Mitt Romney served only one Term as Governor in Massachusetts. While Romney has experiance in buisness and His Father George Romney was President of the now defunct American Motors,his 1950s view of America seems out of touch with the realities of the 21st century. I think Romney would be good as the Chairman of the RNC but as a canidate I do not see Him winning the Nomination of the Party,let alone a general election.

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    anonuser

    Wed Jan 05 2011

    Mitt Romney is the target of some pretty dishonest propaganda. While I think Mitt Romney needs to apologize for Romneycare, and clarify his position on progressivism, and learn a bit more from Glenn Beck, he's better than the hardcore progressives, like Mike Huckabee, Tim Pawlenty, Newt Gingrich, etc. He's also far more electable than Sarah Palin! Mitt Romney has been a consummate capitalist; he'll help to restore America's economy far better than the other options here on this list!

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    thedudeabidesl_ebowski

    Thu Dec 30 2010

    Mitt Romney is a reformer and Washington outsider. He was a successful businessman who helped turn around the Olympics before he took a massive deficit in liberal Mass. and turned it into a surplus without a broad-based tax increase. He understands the economy and that we need lower taxes, less government spending, free trade, and to invest in new technology to create jobs. He also understands we must continue the Bush-era defense policies and to secure our borders to keep America safe. Romney has the abillity to communicate with Americans on issues of great importance. Yes, he changed his positions on issues like abortion, gun control, and ethanol subsidies, but he has remained consistent on economic and foreign policy issues. Also, his Mass healthcare plan was a state plan that did not cut medicare or increase taxes like Obamacare.

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    mrmicster

    Fri Nov 19 2010

    Which Mitt Romney are we talking about? He changes his views all of the time. How can we trust this guy?

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    howdy1242

    Thu Nov 18 2010

    Mitt Romney is a Liberal Republican,a people pleaser. As governer when state passed same sex marriage in Ma he instructed the county clerks to get out as many marriage applications as they could because of the law being challenged,He take a fence riding approach on abortion

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    patriot12

    Sun Oct 24 2010

    When I look at Mitt Romney, and when I listened to him talk, I see nothing that is impressive. In fact, I feel deeply that he has Chicago style tendencies, and could be a corrupt style business man. I cannot really prove these hunches, but I tend to side with my gut on most things. He would be a another self proclaimed Maverick in my opinion.

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    freedomispopul_ar

    Thu Sep 09 2010

    Haven't we tried the Big government conservative aproach already? Hasn't it failed? Didn't we loose the race on big republican spending and a reckless foreign policy? Don't we want a president that does not ask permission from unelected supranational organizations (Like the CFR) that seek to replace our constitutional republic with a world government? We don't need any more neocons.

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    retovami

    Sat Sep 04 2010

    Just another career politician, Next...

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    noignoramusall_owed

    Fri Aug 20 2010

    Once was bad enough!

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    justclickhere

    Thu Jul 15 2010

    Mormons believe that the family is central to God's plan. Mormons believe that families can be together forever. Mormons believe that marriage is ordained of God and should only be between one man and one woman. Polygamy has not been a practice of the church since 1890. Mormons believe in the resurrected Christ and that prophets still exist on the earth. Mormons believe in being tithed. Mormons believe in giving generous fast offerings to help those in need. Mormons provide tons of humanitarian aid when crisis strikes other countries. Mormons believe in living a law of health that prohibits alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. Mormons believe in baptism by immersion. Mormons believe in taking the Sacrament during church on Sunday to remember Christ. Mormons believe in God the Eternal Father, in His Son Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost. There is so much good that is practiced in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I would vote for Romney not because he is Mormon, bu... Read more

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    wilsonammy

    Mon Jul 05 2010

    The claims should not be compared with the versus of Jesus Ammy Best Bingo Sites

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    3forall

    Sat Jul 03 2010

    How can Fitman say his faith is no wackier than all the other faiths of the other Candidates? He obviously has not studied all of the Religions for a comparison. Christianity makes much more sense if you believe in a loving good God. The fact that God would redeem mankind from its orignal sin status and invite all into a relationship with him by a substitute sacrifice (His Son) is better than believing you have to have sex with many wives and have as many children as you can to get acceptance! Other Religions have to do and do and do work and work and work then hope for the best. In Jesus he says done, done, done because he paid on that Cross for us. I would not vote for someone with a strange cult religion. Ones faith says a whole bunch about a person and what they will do and act upon. Unless they are only giving lip service to their belief-system. Which unfortunately is most people.

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    liveitup

    Wed Jun 30 2010

    Iris you cannot compare the claims of Jesus to any vision of an Angel not even one named Moroni. Jesus wins hands down. That angel Moroni that Joseph Smith saw did not give anyone the power to walk on water, heal the sick and raise the dead. No eyewitnesses saw Smith do any thing spectacular but marry and impregnant several wives all at the same time. Not earth-shattering. Jesus also welcomed all after he fulfilled his destiny of dying as a human sacrifice and payment of all sin-debts. He did not say blacks (people) and browns not allowed, like Smith. This idea of sex in Heaven is similar to Muslims. All can recieve Salvation from Jesus said go in to all the world and welcome people in from every tribe, tongue and nation.

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    nowayrenee

    Tue Jun 29 2010

    I would seriously recommend before you vote for anyone to study what they faith and Religion they practice. The Mormon Founder and Religion is way out there! What people base their faith and beliefs in is important and not to be lightly dismissed. I guess it's okay to support a Conservatives nut but when it came to Obama they tried to crucify (no pun intended) the man because of his former Pastor Jeremiah Wright. Hypocrites is what I'm thinking. I stay consistent and would not want to vote for either one if Obama had not denounced Jeremiah Wright. Romney is yet to denounce his. Is this is too close to giving him enormous power to push a button and end it all for us all if (another Angel named) Moroni said do to it ? Better think long and hard people. P.S. I would also not vote for a Scientologist for President (of the US) But I will go see their movies if they are real entertaining.

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    will_tanner

    Mon Jun 28 2010

    Ok, for those of you who wouldn't vote for Romney because of his affiliation with the Mormon church, you are grossly misinformed about many things. First, the Mormon church has NO plans of ruling America. The Mormon church has high moral standards and is conservative in nature AND is always one of the first if not the only organizations that respond to humanitarian aid needs. They are Christians, who read the Bible and also read a book called the Book of Mormon to act as ANOTHER testament of Jesus Christ. The Book of Mormon reiterates and helps clarify many truths found in the Bible. The Mormon religion is not based on Joseph Smith, it is based on Christ and His principles. To some the church might seem secretive, but they mistake secretive for SACRED. Sacred is a word that doesn't hold much weight these days. Precious little is kept sacred anymore, and the reason that the Mormon church doesn't broadcast certain things publicly is because they hold those things as sacred and ask that t... Read more

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    keepingit4real

    Wed Jun 02 2010

    Does he really believe some man named Joseph Smith saw an Angel who told him the real truth was not in the Bible but from some Angel who appeared in the 18th Century handed Smith some other book proclaiming that there are humans who are superior (it used to be whites only) and some of them are even gods, if so then he needs a shrink not the Office of the Presidency!

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    fghjkojh

    Sun May 02 2010

    He was the BEST candidate last time, and he will be again. We need to have a true conservative represent us this time so we can rally behind them.

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    dan_phillips

    Thu Apr 29 2010

    Integrity, honesty, strong business mind, religious preference not an issue

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    jester002

    Thu Mar 25 2010

    Oh dear God! That's just great! All we need is a cult leader for the United States to make things get better. Let's all put on the tin foil hats for this one! Joeseph Smith (Mormon founder) was killed by an angry mob, Jesus is supposed to come back to Jerusalem and Missouri, in 1978 Black men finally allowed to become preists, and women are still not allowed. Personally, I can handle the poligamy thing, but once I found out that you couldn't drink coffee I was gone!

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    freeman1

    Wed Mar 24 2010

    I do not like what he did in Massachusetts on the universal health care which has hurt the state. I know he seems to be a good business man, but he appears to be lacking in fiscal responsibility.

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    djp4him

    Sat Feb 20 2010

    I'm not so sure about Romney. He was caught quite a few times not telling the "whole" truth which concerns me about someone wanting to be the leader of my country. He seems to have the ability to do the job because of his financial expertise but we don't need another Clinton that has the ability to do a good job and talks out of the wrong end of his body. The other thing that concerns me is in the area of his spirituality. I am concerned that he may be part of the Mormon churches plan to take control of the United States and lead us down the wrong road since their religion is based on a "MAN" and not Almighty God. I'm sorry if that hurts anyone's feelings but I'm just being truthful and I just could not bring myself to vote for him. Actually, I will amend that, the only way I would vote for him is if my only other choice was Barrack HUSSEIN Obama.

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    jake_armitage

    Sat Feb 06 2010

    I think Mr. Romney actually has a lot of financial smarts and would do fairly okay if he was president. But every time he opens his mouth he fumbles over his words, speaks half-truths or deliberate lies (caught red-handed fibbing about his father marching with MLK), and sounds awkward. He is actually one of the republicans I would consider voting for, he is fairly moderate on issues I care about. It's just too bad he is not a great speaker, he doesn't mean to do it obviously, it just happens.

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    psjudd

    Fri Feb 05 2010

    What we need most in the oval office is someone who will not let the power go to his head. From my observations with Romney's past helping everyone from failing business ventures (like the Olympics) to people who's homes have been damaged in a natural disaster, he appears to be a person who is genuinely going to try to help American citizens and not just try to build his ego or line the coffers of special interest groups.

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    viewsguy

    Sat Dec 26 2009

    Mitt Romney ran businesses, rescued the 2002 olympics, and ran a state in which he cut taxes, cut spending, provided free-market healthcare to 97% of the people, and stood up for english in the classroom. Mitt Romney would be a president who would stabilize the economy, reduce taxes, and defend this country. He has not always been consistent on issues which is why I give him a 4.

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    kahern1532

    Fri Dec 11 2009

    Being from Mass, i saw Romney go hands deep in the Big Dig when part of it collapsed on traffic. He didn't tell people to go in there and risk their lives, he put a hard hat on, looked at the blue prints and went in himself. He sees a problem and he fixes it. The mass Health definitely has kinks, however its not available to everyone. You must qualify for it. Its no public options. I have great faith in this man and I think he is the perfect man for this job!!!

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    differentlight

    Fri Dec 04 2009

    With a failing economy and failing morals, Romney has both the business sense and conservative values that is needed to be a successful president. As one of the most moderate Republican candidates, he is the only one who stands a chance at stealing the presidency from Obama. Many conservatives opposed Romeny because he was Mormon, but looking at what they got instead I think they are beginning to regret the decision. Compared to Obama, Romney looks like a bible-thumping baptist preacher. That, together with all of the attention the Mormon church is getting over Prop 8 in California, makes Romney look more and more in line with what most conservative voters are really after - a solid president with good morals. He will still have a hard time convincing his base, but after that he should be the most qualified to take the Republican party to the white house. Most Americans don't have a problem with Mormons (look at Harry Reid). How well do you think Palin or Huckabee would fare in ... Read more

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    mayalibre

    Sun Nov 15 2009

    I mean no disrespect to followers of Mormonism, but I could never vote for a Mormon. They are too clannish, clubish, and secretive. Fine for them, not good for America.

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    calaen2032

    Wed Nov 11 2009

    The right guy 100% no doubt. He reminds me a lot of Ronald Reagan. So if he's the 2012 GOP nominee it would be like 1980 when Reagan beat Carter in a landslide election. Only in 2012 Romney will beat Obama in a landslide election

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    1godcbok1

    Thu Nov 05 2009

    Mitt Romney would bring to the White House a much needed virtue, one that has escaped past candidates & presidents for some years...and that is truthfulness. Personally I'm tired of the spin and outright fabrications that seem to be required in elections. I want a candidate who tells me the truth without embelishment. Thus would require a man of honor, principle, morality and perception. I believe that Mr. Romney fits this discription. His unfortunate run in 2008 & susequent failure is probably due to his disconnect with the general public. His advisors were too distant from the voters and other than some general rhetoric nis platform mis read the American voter. The past administration was an American disaster in the making and unfortunately the agenda has continued and now it is becoming a reakity. Attacking your opponent is not what the public wants. They want jobs...jobs that hold a future. not some shovel ready gov't project which will be gone in a few months or one that is seede... Read more

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    tjforassembly2_010

    Thu Nov 05 2009

    The wrong candidate. The wrong Republican. He got a government run healthcare program in Mass as Governor that no one likes. He is a war hawk and police state lovin' neo-con.

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    x_factor_z

    Wed Dec 19 2007

    Ther must be something wrong with this guy since Mona Charon thinkd he's so great, Mona would hardly support a libertarian.

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    drskeet

    Thu Nov 01 2007

    Romney uhhhm ....no. He would have to consult his lawyers every time we had a minor crisis. He will say whatever he thinks you want to hear. I'm tired of pandering politicians. There are better choices.