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Exactly how Reaganesque is Romney?
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There's no core there, except power. And he doesn't connect at the retail level to voters.
Add his insincerity to the racial problems with his religious tradition and you have an unelectable candidate in a general election.
deconstruct it. The Republican candidate will have to reaffirm the core values of being an American (self reliance, a belief in the Creator as our source of strength and liberty, private property, family as the source of a person's greatest loyalty, not the government, the central algorithm of starting now, with what you have, where you are to work to where you aspire to go, charity not welfare) because the Clintons intend to deconstruct these essential values. She said so and says so every so often but not in one long Castro like speech because when/if she has the power she can then say, "I told you what I was going to do and you gave me your implicit permission." Senator Mrs. Hillarity RodThem is an Alinskian Marxist Revolutionary. She interned on purpose with a communist law firm in Oakland, Ca. to defend and affirm the political murderer Seale of the Black Panthers. If the Republicans do not open up all channels of Swift Boat attack on this communist revolutionary, if the Republicans do not reaffirm
WHOLEHEARTEDLY REAGAN'S REVOLUTION, our America is lost.
Rich Lowry of National Review said this of 50 minute speech by Mitt:
"The rest of his foreign policy stuff�when he talked about Iran and the broader war�felt very shaky and about an inch deep."
Jonah Goldberg said this of Mitt:
"I�m sorry but Romney still comes across like a well-cast actor in a movie of the week about a guy running for president."
The most Reagan-like candidate is Rudy. He's wise, smart and tough, and prepared to deal with the enormous amount of issues today's president has to deal with. He's also the most electable of the major GOP candidates, who can put NJ, CT, etc. in play.
There are many negative things said about Rudy, *many* incorrect, because he is the biggest threat to the left!
WHOLEHEARTEDLY REAGAN'S REVOLUTION, and America is lost. Lets borrow and spend more money that our children will have to pay for. That's the right thing to do. Create more religious bigotry, dividing the people, that has occurred since Reagan. Yea that is really what we need. More of the same! More wealth to the richest, who pay for the campigns of the republicans, while the working class get squeezed more. Yea that's the way to go.
Religious bigotry exists -- in the Democratic party, who moan about the influence of the "religious right."
The left often talks about class warfare. The Republicans don't favor the rich; they cut taxes for everyone. Today, the top 25% pay 86% of federal income taxes. The rich are paying their fair share already.
The working class are getting squeezed because of the high cost of healthcare, energy, taxes and regulations, too many lawsuits, etc. The GOP has the best proposals to fix this, while the Dims will make this worse. BTW, these problems were all caused by the Dims. They made it illegal to drill for oil; they are the ones who fight lawsuit reform, etc.
The best thing for America is to elect a 21st century Reagan -- Rudy!!
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I think was St.Paul who referred to it as "tinkling brass."