Comments on: Romney Launches PAC

By: PACs Rule (literally)

PACs Rule (literally) — Sat, 24 May 2008 02:18:00 +0000

If you wander over to opensecrets.org, and check out the largest gift givers between the three candidates, you’ll find something interesting. 5 orgs are in the top 20 for all three candidates, and they’re all on wall street.

That’s the problem with this country- it’s run by a bunch of corps who manage all the money…and when they lose it they go crying to the government knowing their investment in these campaigns will always pay off.

By: John W. Bush McCain

John W. Bush McCain — Fri, 23 May 2008 00:29:53 +0000

Does John W. Bush McCain ditching Hagee have anything to do with my youtube posts yesterday on all the blogs about the sermon? — weird “coincidence.”

By: Wascally Wingnut Wival

Wascally Wingnut Wival — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:57:17 +0000

McFlipflop did not just ‘accept’ Hagee and Parsley’s endorsements - he actively courted them. Big difference. And if he and his team were so stupid and slack that they did not check out these nutjobs’ statements and positions before seeking their support and standing on stages with them, how could you ever let him near the White House???

Doesn’t really matter, of course, the silly old dope is in for the biggest humiliation ever in November. This year has a big D stamped all over it

By: vonay

vonay — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:52:14 +0000

Didn’t Romney come second to McCain?

By: mrjimbo, Tx

mrjimbo, Tx — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:50:04 +0000

Well,
I donated time and money to the Romney Camp. Romney would very well be in the lead had Huckabee stepped aside. They were splitting the votes of the Evangelicals and I think many Conservatives as well. Huckabee did NOTHING after Romney Dropped.
while I wish Romney had not suspended his campaign, I think he made a VERY smart move and is positioned well for future run and Win.
The Flipflop rant is actually funny to hear, as if one would really research Mitt, He has evolved and applied his learning, in politics, as well as in Business.
One FACT, Mitt kept EVERY PROMISE he made to the people af Mass. VERY RARE in a politician.
THe ONLY way I’ll vote for McCain is if Mitt is his running mate.
I don’t like McCain’s Global Warming Stance ONE BIT…..
Even if he wins the Presidency, the majorities in the house and Senate will keep any GOOD judges from attaining a SC Justice Seat. SO, that arguement doesn’t fly. Things are going to be bad for the Republicans until they can get back to Conservative values.
Then, I may join the Repuplican party once again…..
Mitt has my support, now and in the future, McCain does not………

By: American Conservative

American Conservative — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:27:06 +0000

Cliff: Eloquently said.

John: Please note that Romney was not far off in the popular vote to McCain before dropping out, compared to Huckabee and the others. Which means a lot of people were inspired and interested in the message he was sharing.

Kathleen: I would suggest critizing Romney on the merits of his plans for future policy had he won the nomination or his record as Govenor. Please state facts rather than personal attacks of his appearance.

By: mary t

mary t — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:16:05 +0000

To everyone who vote please read national review magazine dated may 19th starting on page 28. it’s a must read because of the philosophy information you will read. mt

By: srKathleen

srKathleen — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:03:31 +0000

Romney is launching a PAC? What’s it called, the Gleeming Teeth and Devo Plastic Hair PAC? He’s just trying to become VP. What a self absorbed phony!

By: Cliff C.C.

Cliff C.C. — Thu, 22 May 2008 22:25:32 +0000

It really is a shame that many members of Romney’s own party are blinded by their hatred for his religion due to misinformation, stereotypes and agenda-driven diatribes. If they removed the bigotry blinders for a second they would see a highly-qualified, intelligent, articulate man capable of doing great things for our country. Its astounding to me that members of the so-called “religious right” would decry Romney as a “flip-flopper” because he changed his stance on abortion. Personally, any progress I’ve made in my life can be attributed to error recognition followed by a change in thought, word, and deed. If change for the better equals flip-flopping then I can’t think of anyone better suited for governmental leadership than a flip-flopper. Mitt Romney would be an excellent choice for vice president. Unfortunately, it looks like talent and ability will lose out to ignorance and prejudice.

By: John Smith (London UK)

John Smith (London UK) — Thu, 22 May 2008 22:14:13 +0000

Mitt Romney again? Is the man serious?

Ran for the Republican (Republican) nomination and failed after failing to inspire Republican voters with his message AND now he’s forming some PAC. Who does he reckons shall be interested? Its Political Gimmick and we are all seeing through it.