Mitt diehards create their own petition
April 9th, 2008 Posted in 2008, Governor Romney, Jonathan Martin, Mitt Romney, Politico, Republican Nominee, VP, Vice President
Jonathan Martin posted this on his blog at Politico.
The pro-Huck/anti-Mitt forces have crafted a petition to keep Romney off the ticket, so naturally the Mitt-heads have responded with their own petition — urging McCain to pick their guy.
And the 2012 jockeying goes on.
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April 9th, 2008 at 1:12 pm
It’s not “pro-huck” people who distrust the flip-flopping faux-conservative Romney. It’s conservatives period.
If you think that Romney’s being on the ticket will entice conservatives to vote for the Democrat,McCain, you are delusional.
Romney on the ticket will insure a Democratic victory in the fall.
April 9th, 2008 at 4:03 pm
Mitt to fill in for Paul Harvey on Thursday.
http://nyformitt.blogspot.com/
April 9th, 2008 at 4:21 pm
Quote of the Week: “Senator John McCain could never convince me to vote for him. Only Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama can cause me to vote for McCain. ” Thomas Sowell, yesterday. (http://www.townhall.com/columnists/ThomasSowell/2008/04/08/random_thoughts).
April 9th, 2008 at 6:39 pm
Al-Ozarka:
I believe you are mistaken. The majority of the people who created that petition are Huckabee supporters. Flip-flopping? Actually Governor Romney has only flipped on Abortion. Mitt Romney is now the ‘conservatives, conservative’.
Why do you say that the Democrats would surely win if Governor Romney was on the ticket?
Thanks Doug/Darlene/MLD!
April 9th, 2008 at 7:29 pm
I dislike the turn “flipped” immensely. I prefer to say that Mitt matured and had a mighty change of heart and that can only be good and lead to good.
I surely get sick of the lies about Mitt. The very positive comments on the MittforVP petition are very telling, especially those from MA… It is nothing short of slanderous to say these things that are surely not true. I realize that some are mad because he was too conservative and too good for them and their agendas… change your agenda….
KKSM
April 9th, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Where have you been, you that don’t think Gov. Romney is conservative. HE WON MORE CONSERVATIVE VOTES THAN Mccain or Huckerbee in all the polls during the primary. He also created lots of hope and excitement. Millions of people wanted him
for President. Don’t forget he has been vetted, and handled that process very graciously. He stated when asked about some negitive comments made by Huckerbee
that he hated no one. Never heard that said by others. He is a good man, perfect, not any off them in the primaries were, but Karl Rove on talk Hannity today said, he still feels Governor Romney after the cpac speech, the conservatives said he’s the man!!!!
Did’nt Huck give a cpac speech?????????Karl said, Mccain needs someone that can step into the Presidents shoes if need be, and he feels it’s Mitt Romney!!!!!!!
I so hope he’s right for our countries sake.Hey, Gov. Romney key note speaker for
Mccain tommorrow and talk radio for Paul Harvey!!!!!!!!! Goodness he’s quite the man.
We are just so proud of him.
KKSM: Totally agree with you on your message!!!!!! I’m totally sick of the flip-flop
comments as well.
Mainely yours
April 9th, 2008 at 9:16 pm
Remember - delusional people have created and live in their own little world - they totally shut out and reject truth and reason - that is what we are experiencing when we read comments such as those made by “Al-Ozarka” - Ozarka - mmmm - that’s a peculiar part of America anyway, isn’t it?
Mitt Romney is the most qualified candidate for President, but if we have to settle for VP right now to allow Senator McCain ‘Pay back” for his service and sacrifice to our country, then so be it - just not Hilary or Obama. However, we MUST continue to send the message to McCain and the RNC : NO MITT, NO MONEY, NO McCAIN