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Ahhh shucks, golly gee. He still doesn't have a prayer. He's proven over and over that he's committed to nothing...except the views of whatever audience he's with.
Darn. Isn't that short for a swear word? Next Romney will be using "heck" and maybe even "Oh my gosh." That's it, I'm voting for Obama.
I can't take the suspense I need to know who is winning.
There is a difference between confidence and arrogance. I think Romney is riding that line.
Get over yourselves, Romney is a good candidate and that should be the real issue. Anyone who can't leave religion out of this has no business commenting in the political world.
I wonder how many Iowa Huckabee votes would be aborted if they had known that he does not oppose the Birthright Citizenship of illegal alien's children? Ooops! Huckabee's toast. Press one to get real-world message from middle class blue collar citizens. Warning: message may be too colorful for oversensitive souls.
After following the debates for both parties on CNN I feel that we have very few qualified candidates. Romney is confident but if he doesn't believe in himself, how can he encourage and motivate others to do the same.
Mitt will win New Hampshire. Of course one has to define win. If you check the literature and any dictionary, you will find that if he comes in second or third, he still has won, in the metaphorical sense. It just depends on your literature, frame of mind, and rationale.
Just for the record I could care less what you guys think of Mitt. I also do not like you condsending attitudes. I also do not like your smart comments & snide remarks.
It sounds like the full contingent of Utah Dems are commenting today. The only person who acted presidential on Sunday's debate was Romney and people are responding to it. It will be interesting to see how it plays out today.
Mr Romney is....
A phenomenal leader
A terrific business person
A great idea man
A man who will change his mind when he is convinced that his opinion is in error...
Need I say more.
Mitt for President.
You know that some commentors on this board are worried if they are focusing on the fact that Romney doesn't swear! Maybe he's just too 'good' for you to support.
It is not a "fact" that Romney could beat Obama in a general election, since Romney has never run against Obama. At best it is a supposition made by Romney.
The writer should keep her "facts" straight.
Gee willikers people are rude why can't we just feel proud of someone who can actually get this far in America with wishing to see how far they can fall. That's right I'm talkin to the first two posters
Romney a good candidate?
For whom?
Willard Milton is buying his way
Re: Judd
It's I couldn't care less....not could, unless you could!
Actually Mitt has a very colorful vocabulary. Recall his berating of a poor parking attendant during the Olympics. Maybe he was just crafting his message to the audience again.
I think some people don't like to see GOOD people succeed. Misery loves company.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." (Edmund Burke)
Thank you Mitt for doing GOOD!
who writes this stuff - the Romney campaign?
How about some unbiased reporting rather than trying to build up a lame candidate.
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