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13 Responses to “Gov. Romney On Laura Ingraham”

1. ASLguy Says:
   
   February 5th, 2008 at 9:24 pm

   Any word about Karl Rove joins Romney campaign?

   
   
2. Ryan S. Says:
   
   February 5th, 2008 at 9:36 pm

   If McCain gets the nomination because of Huckabee, then Romney should follow Huck around for the rest of his life and anytime Huck tries to run for anything, be it governor or the freakin PTA, Romney should just completely dump millions into running against him. Just bury the $#%@&*’s hope of ever holding a public office ever again.

   Then we’ll watch and see if Huck can hold a real job, after his whole arm-chair criticism of private sector business on the campaign trail.

   Just totally destroy his career, until he’s forced into taking a job cleaning Mitt’s pool.

   
   
3. Leslie Says:
   
   February 5th, 2008 at 9:45 pm

   Huck will be well-rewarded for being John McCain’s lap dog. All you Romney supporters: never forget!!! Do not vote for McCain in the general, and we will watch him go gloriously down in flames in November. It will be our sweet revenge.

   
   
4. Pierce Says:
   
   February 5th, 2008 at 9:55 pm

   Here, here! Leslie is right. Write in Romney in November, stick it to mccain

   You’re capitalists right? How can you fault Huckabee for getting in there and getting votes that that he has earned? He is a candidate as much as anyone else, if a significant amount of people prefer his message over Romney’s (and those two are getting ever closer) how can you be so arrogant as to suggest that for him to stay in the race is a waste? Doesn’t he have a responsibility to his supporters and donors? This is an election, not a coronation, how is that lost on you?

   He would probably ask for at least minimum wage to clean the pool, so its doubtful he’d be hired at the Romney estate.

   
   
5. Ryan S. Says:
   
   February 5th, 2008 at 10:02 pm

   Pierce, if Huckabee was sincere about winning he wouldn’t be such the love child of McCain that he is. If he wants to run for VP, that’s fine, but get out. John Edwards, Rudy, Fred, all these guys were sincere. Huckabee is a goob.

   
   
6. Andrew Says:
   
   February 5th, 2008 at 10:18 pm

   I am sad to say this, but it does begin to appear that the last great hope for the Republic is going out the door tonight. Just remember, Reagan was rejected for Ford (can you believe THAT?) before he was elected and started a conservative revolution. Mark my words, I will never ever vote for McCain and millions are like me too. So we are left to contemplating Hillary or Obama–whoa! I feel sick.

   
   
7. MLD Says:
   
   February 5th, 2008 at 10:37 pm

   We either deliver Mitt the nomination over the next few weeks, or we write him in in November. Starting tomorrow, it’s wake up time for conservatives to fight and win back the Republican party.

   
   
8. SED Says:
   
   February 6th, 2008 at 12:01 am

   We are on pace to have wins in: MA, CO, UT, ND, MT, and MN. Its not a bad night at all. If we take Alaska and California thats 8 states!!! Huckabee having a good night places doubt on Mcain not Mitt. Check out the polls: http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/

   
   
9. Frozone Says:
   
   February 6th, 2008 at 12:06 am

   Hey all, don’t mind Pierce. He’s a plant…

   
   
10. Leslie Says:
    
    February 6th, 2008 at 1:44 am

    It is becoming increasingly obvious that Huck and Romney are splitting the conservative vote. Huck will never be president, but neither will Romney at this rate. However, Mitt does not have a spot on McCain’s VP ticket, but Huck does. Romney could bow out and endorse Huck. A Huck/Romney ticket would unite the conservatives against the liberal wing of the party. I know we all hate Huck for what he did to Mitt, but in the end it seems to be the only way the keep Mitt on the board.

    
    
11. shiggz Says:
    
    February 6th, 2008 at 10:57 am

    After much deliberation may i say…

    huk and mak can lik my crak!

    you can even add a little rhythm to it.

    
    
12. Helen Says:
    
    February 6th, 2008 at 11:51 am

    Mike Huckabee had never been elected to the Governor of Arkansas. He was Jim Tucker’s running-mate for Governor of Arkansas in 1993 after Clinton moved to the White House. Jim Tucker elected as a Governor, so Huckabee was his lieutenant. Jim Tucker is a life long Democrats and involved in the White Water and other corruptions then went to Jail, died in Jail later. After Jim Tucker went to jail, Huchabee automatically became the Governor of Arkansas, but was defeated by a true Republican two years later when he tried a re-election. His name was associated with Democrat’s corruption for a while in Arkansas. How can we believe that Huckabee is a true Republican when he runs as a Democrats’ lieutenant?

    Don’t fool yourself, Huckabee’s supporters. He is a religion bigot, and he is a hetrad to people who are non-Christian. Religion freedom is one of the 1st amendments of our Constitution, and no one, and by no means should we prejudice any one based on what his faith is.

    Bob Jones and Dr. Dobson who are the most conservative leader among the Christians all support Governor Romney. For those Huchabee’s supporters, it is time to wake up. It is 21st century now; we can’t roll our country’s history back to 16th century.

    
    
13. Celestina Says:
    
    February 6th, 2008 at 4:28 pm

    Don’t give in, don’t give up…

    60% of the Conservative Republicans Don’t want McCain! We are fighting harder. Mitt said it’s not over, yet.

    He is keeping on pushing! We Need Mitt; He needs us; America needs Mitt and us, the People!

    We are forming an army of “Romney Foot Soldiers”. We are currently recruiting serious conservatives who care for America’s future. Invite your family members, friends and your other associates… to http://www.Ultimitt.org

    See you there! GO MITT!

    
    

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