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Giuliani Fails To Convince Summit Crowd Of His Conservative Credentials, Coming In Second To Last
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- I looking froward to reading CBS news campaign contributions filings at the FEC. I hope you are filing the proper forms at the FEC for you political contribution to some campaigns. Not one word in you article about Ron Paul, who came in third, after your "A Tough Crowd meets Ron Paul" article. Third place is pretty good for a tough crowd. CBS makes campaign contribution masquerading as News. When are you going to start reporting the news.
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- Mitt Romney is right. The country is very divided along party lines. In 2008 Americans need to elect a president that has the chance to bring the country together.
In my view there are only two candidates that can do that, Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani. Both "moderate" conservatives and both owe their political careers to Democrat voters who elected them both.
I like Mitt Romney because of his strong cross-functional experiences private sector, non-profit, and public. In each sector Mitt Romney created great "teams" to solve the problems that each had.
Mitt may well be the most qualified candidate to ever run for president.
It is time for major change and someone "completely" new. For me Mitt Romney is that person/candidate
Posted by perception5 at 07:05 AM : Oct 21, 2007
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Romney is just another borrow and spend Conservative. We can''t afford 4 more years of Trickle Down, by that time the Middle Class will be nothing but a fond memory. - Reply to this comment
- Mitt Romney is right. The country is very divided along party lines. In 2008 Americans need to elect a president that has the chance to bring the country together.
In my view there are only two candidates that can do that, Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani. Both "moderate" conservatives and both owe their political careers to Democrat voters who elected them both.
I like Mitt Romney because of his strong cross-functional experiences private sector, non-profit, and public. In each sector Mitt Romney created great "teams" to solve the problems that each had.
Mitt may well be the most qualified candidate to ever run for president.
It is time for major change and someone "completely" new. For me Mitt Romney is that person/candidate - Reply to this comment
- Bauer''s doing it to. All of the big-time Republicans are.
Assuming Clinton is going to be the opponent. This is wishful thinking on their part.
I''d like to see Richardson vs Huckabee. Now that would be a true contest of ideas, conducted in a civil fashion. It would raise the level of discourse in American politics. It would be a real choice.
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- Gulliani will not carry one state that voted Kerry in 2004, plus some........... Romney has the personality of a used car saleman, thus not trustworthy, Thompsons southern accent assures certain defeat, John McCain shows US his psychotic, war mongering roots, Ron Paul wants to abolish social security, Huckabee is a Neocon. Republicons are done. Stick a fork in these losers.
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- The pro Iraq Cons, no stem cell research Cons, no childrens health care Cons, and the global warming is a hoax Republicons running for Congress, or president, are well documented in the public record. All of these Conservative extremists need to be ablolished in the next election cycle. Better yet, a national referendum to require that the original 11 Confederate States secede from the union. The world community would likely then declare this newly formed country of Cons, a terrorist state.
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- Cons hoping to make this an anyone but Hillary campaign will backfire and instead guarantee that Hillary wins. I was homophoebic for years until Cons started bashing homosexuals. The source of the hatred made me realize I never want to be like a Con, so their hatred cured me of my homophoebia. Same as Republicon Hillary hatred will serve to get out the vote of fence sitters to for sure vote Hillary as President, thus cleansing oneself of feeling like a filthy, Con-like moron, pig, idiot, jerk, all these things.
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- What do you call 10 Republicans standing ear to ear?
A wind tunnel. - Reply to this comment
- These so-called values voters are the epitome of Fascist leaning Christian (NOT) hypocrits. This pathetic bunch has been voting with their heads in the clouds since 1980. Values Voters? Neocon Terrorists is more accurate.
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- Evangelical Christians (Hate) - Needs Another Candidate - Duplicating the Bush (Nazi) Regime
Delivering Fraudulent Reports to Falsely Advocate a War
The Complete and Total - Disregard and the Destruction of the Constitution
Shipping war materials and Weapons to the Enemies of the United States
Approving of Torture and other Atrocities against people within Detention Centers
Ordering the FBI to commit criminal activities : Criminal - Illegal wiretaps - Surveillance
The Selling and Instructions about to use Nuclear Weapon Technology
Hiding and Suppressing Evidence against Federal Child and Homosexual Predators
Allowing a Mercenary Army to Murder innocent civilians
Flight Delays and Cancellations to gain personal profits
Lead Painted Toys - Defective Child Merchandise-
Tainted and Poisoned Food - To be shipped to the US
Denying Children a decent Health Care Plan
Allowing Millions of People into Home Foreclosure because of Fraud
Allowing Billions of Dollars to be Misused in Hurricane : "Katrina"
A Justice Department who Politically Patronizes the Republican (Nazi) Party
An Attorney General who Fires State Attorneys in lieu of Political Nepotism
More American jobs shipped to China - Vietnam and India
Allowing Toxic Chemicals into the Nations Water and Food Supply
To create a Monopoly on Oil in order to Control the World''s Economy
Forcing Iraqi War Widows into Prostitution - to Feed their own Orphans
The Endorsement of - Christian Hate
Lastdance - Reply to this comment
- brianbwb,
That is very offensive and a lie. I can''''''''t believe that anyone is that....I don''''''''t even know what to say!
Posted by PaulThompso1
It has been more than an hour, still can''t find information to refute my post?
Let me help you with part of it, "I can''t believe that anyone is that "Black"... - Reply to this comment
- Huckabee is a sweet-faced religious fanatic. It''s difficult to imagine a more terrible choice to lead us into this very difficult period.
I want God and religion out of the poltical process as much as possible. We don''t know which candidate God would support. No one should presume to speak for God. - Reply to this comment
- ''''m praying we''''ll elect Huckabee/Gingrich in 2008.
What a great day that will be for our country.
Go Huckabee!!!
Posted by PaulThompso1 at 12:03 AM : Oct 21, 2007
What a horrifying thought. Newt (Contract on America) Gingrich and Mike (Biblethumper)Huckabee. Ain''t gonna happen, thank goodness. - Reply to this comment
- I saw a "Log Cabin Republican" commercial on either CNN or Fox News endorsing Guilliani because of his support for gay rights.
At first, I thought it was a joke or a satirical commercial... but I wasn''t watching SNL or Mad TV!
It was an actual commercial paid for by the Log Cabin Republicans!
Now, if there''s anything that would encourage the "christian" conservatives to vote against Guilliani for the GOP nomination, then LCR commercials would definitely do it! - Reply to this comment
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Well? - Reply to this comment
- SinginRick,
forget about the Holy Roman Empire and the Crusades
Check out your Bible
This guy God wiped out the planet not once, but twice,
kills little kids because of the sins of their parents
next to God
Stalin, Lenin, Hitler are amateurs - Reply to this comment
- I''m outta here guys. Can hardly keep my eyes open.
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- brianbwb,
That is very offensive and a lie. I can''''t believe that anyone is that....I don''''t even know what to say!
Posted by PaulThompso1
Here is an idea, say how anything in my post is not an accurate reflection of the voting habits of these so-called "values" voters. If you find it offensive, then you have tasted just a hint of what those on the receiving end of the intolerance masked as "values" have had to endure for generations. - Reply to this comment
- PaulThompso1,.....I''ve never had to say anything bad about Mr. Huckabee. Yet "We the People" are governed by the Constitution of the United States, not by republican or democratic doctrine. The problem is with candidates suited up as dem''s and rep''s who are members of the CFR which doctrine "trumps" that of our Constitutional Authority. If you don''t believe me then tell me why is their agenda always the only thing that gets accomplished in taking away the sovereignty of our nation? Think about it. The Constitution and the Bill of rights are the only thing between real Christians and the chopping block. I say "real" for a historical reason too. The Constitutional foundation also is fair for those who do not wish to be a Christian, roman catholic, or whatever faith you feel like inserting in this sentence. Ron Paul has proven with his pro-constitutionally correct voting record he will protect your rights as well as the atheists rights. That is why I like being an American. I''m not thirsty for citizenry in any other nation. Not even a little bit.......Ron Paul, the unsocialist in ''08! GO USA!!!
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