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You can (possibly) take the boy out of the northeast, but you can't take the northeast out of the boy.
...a guy who’s famous for uttering hard truths whether or not people want to hear them endorses a guy who’s famous for telling people whatever they want to hear to win votes... In one sense, it’s a no-brainer: Christie’s a centrist and Romney’s the great centrist hope, so the endorsement was a fait accompli. Then again, Christie’s no ordinary centrist. Along with Ryan and Mitch Daniels, he’s one of the GOP’s three warriors on the all-important subject of entitlement reform. And here he is boosting a guy whose chief line of attack against Rick Perry is … demagoging him for being too hardline on entitlement reform. Disgraceful. And insofar as Romney’s opportunistic timidity on entitlements presages timidity on cutting federal spending generally... it’s a betrayal of Christie’s budget-slashing ethos.
Would this be a good time to mention that in the last go-around romney came in 2nd.....to McCain?
Just got a ROBO call from Christine for Romney and CLICK mmmmmmmmmmmm
Responding to Charles ...Good grief.I won't have this. Many have said they'll vote for whoever the R nominee is to get Duh Wun out of the WH, but I'm feeling the hair on the back of my neck standing up at the thought of having to do this AGAIN, because it worked out so well with McCain. Taken on top of what McClintock said and the CNP about "us acting like us and not like them", I'm deeply apprehensive about the Romney push.And Christie can kiss my gun-toting ass.
Quote from: Damn_Lucky on October 11, 2011, 04:47:16 PMJust got a ROBO call from Christine for Romney and CLICK mmmmmmmmmmmm Wow, THAT was quick. So quick that it begs the question, when was Christie's endorsement actually procured by the Romney campaign?
Karl's got his little chalkboard out explaining how they can win without us.Plan B - they'd sooner have Obama and the golf course than a conservative and work - either at congress or heaven forbid, in the private sector.