Comments on: Romney goes after McCain in N.H.

By: Apollo

Apollo — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 08:51:00 +0000

McCain has been a good and effective leader in the senate for a long time and he will continue to do so…as long as he stops blocking conservative judges, stops fighting for amnesty for illegal aliens and stops fighting for increased taxes.

Mitt governed on the right side of all of these issues.

By: ashley

ashley — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 08:20:42 +0000

I am with Mitt all the way. Why do people insist on calling pointing out differences mud slinging. I for one want to know the dif;s so I can research and fact check then make my own decision. I applaud Mitt for saying hey this is what this candidate is about….now here is what i am about….check it out….then vote. Would you want someone to tell you if your neihbor was trying to kill you???? Well it is not any different. I want all the candidates to say why thier plan or course is better than the others. It gives me perspectives I might otherwise not thought of.

I was on the line Thompson or Mitt. The last few weeks i have watched the ask mitt anything{s} on CNN and his honesty, articulation, and accomplishable plan drew me closer. Then I started researching the candidates. Huckabee has more dirt than a playground. McCain broke me on the amnesty. Rudy abortion and personal lack of character and judgement. Ron Paul pleaseeeeeeeeeeee. Thompson lacks the drive and desire…although his plan is good except increasing ret age. So with all the facts I choose Romney.

By: Michael

Michael — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 05:13:26 +0000

McCain is one of the few political candidates I’ve ever known whom I trust, even when I disagree with him. He’s certainly one of the few I would trust with my life. Being a veteran, and subject to recall to active duty, that means everything to me, now more than ever.

By: Annette

Annette — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 23:52:30 +0000

You go Mitt! Let everyone know too that Huckabee is also a “flip-flopper”… One minute he doesn’t think he could vote for a Mormon, then he changed his mind while on “Foxnews Sunday”. One minute he thinks aids victims should be isolated, the next he believes different because he didn’t have enough info. Ya, right!

By: Leonard Carter

Leonard Carter — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 22:07:57 +0000

You know, for Christmas you’d think the ole mud-slinger would give it a rest. The guy who everyone says looks sooo presidential, looks desperate. If there’s a connection with Kennedy and Kerry, it’s that Massachusetts thing Gov. Romney has going. Rich playboy, living in his mansion and slumming with the commoners. “Keep my tax cut” he says, “make it bigger.” Millionaires4themiddle-class.gov