Comments on: 2012: Obama, Romney & Inevitability

By: Alan Srout

Alan Srout — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:39:06 +0000

Sarah Palin/John Bolton or Sarah Palin/Fred Thompson sounds about right to me. Myth Romney? Please!!

By: valk

valk — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:34:27 +0000

Well…..this story is about laughable if it wasnt so offbase and inaccurate……..incompetence and corruption will rule the outcome of 2012…………….just look where we are at now and picture a worse situation then………………..

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:45:32 +0000

Hey Red,

Religion is religion, it all sounds funny as hell. Did you know Catholics believe they eat the body of christ??? Yummy. Sounds a little silly though right? No religious test for public office.

By: dirtbogger

dirtbogger — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 14:59:39 +0000

Well I hope that Ron Paul or some one he hand picks gets the nomination in 2012.

By: Joseph Antley

Joseph Antley — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 01:11:41 +0000

Mande–

The business of writing ignorant rubbish? I can see where not grasping key concepts, or even basic facts, of what you’re writing about would be an asset.

Romney drafted a plan for health care reform in Massachusetts. The Democratic legislature modified the plan in several key ways, but Romney — as a Republican governor with conservative principles – kept the state from having a public option. The fact that he compromised on other issues demonstrates his ability to work across the table, something Barack Obama claimed profusely while he was running but has yet to deliver on.

I hope that Romney gets the Republican nomination in 2012, and I desperately hope that he defeats Barack Obama. If Obama continues along his current path, I’m fairly confident that he will.

By: Susan

Susan — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 00:25:41 +0000

Health reform is needed in the United States….Massachuetts had a Republican govenor that kept them out of a public option. Still the democratic majority State congress held tight to some things and that is what is causing the budget problem. This is my honest opinion

By: Mande Wilkes

Mande Wilkes — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:34:20 +0000

Joseph -

In this business, having “no grasp on Amerian politics” is an asset, no?

-Mande

By: Joseph Antley

Joseph Antley — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:15:49 +0000

This has to be one of the most idiotic pieces I’ve ever read. For one, the “de facto” nominees last time around were Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, and oddly enough neither of them are president. For two, the idea that Mitt Romney is running as a “Democrat in disguise” has to be one of the most ignorant quips I’ve ever heard. He’s as much as a Republican as anyone (moreso than our last Republican nominee).

I’m left to conclude that Mande Wilkes really has no grasp on American politics, or she is taking early shots at Romney because she’s just that scared that he’ll win.

By: Dick Tona

Dick Tona — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:31:44 +0000

This is the free world and free country in the world,why so many people still talking about race,about religion or these people are still live in the 1500 BC? or it is time to America collapse? why most people are support only the inexperience,no resume,no track record,just good in talking,lying,and dancing in the street but can’t do what America need,just think about it,why Mr. Van Jone was in the white house? why Obama linked to Mr. Ayer,Mr. Wright? how these radical people can run this country? can fix the economy?no way.what happened to the country now? more unemployment,more debt,more spending, more deficit,more welfare,is it that the change America need?, America believe?and America hope? why American people still blame the experience leader, the best track recorder,the economy exporter? some one said McCain beat Mitt or Mitt is the loser,the true the loser is the republican people that selfish and closed their eyes nominee the wrong candidate and got their result by defeat last election and second result from Mr.Obama agenda to change America to communist Mr. Van Jone is the right answer that the democrats and Obama can’t say any thing and the liberal media ignored it,but they still never learn any thing and not enough for their defeat yet,look republican still want to try one more defeat,but Mitt is the winner and he is a rising star for American people and for the country,in 2012,the economy will be the #1 issue, homeland security and foreign policy will be #2,and health care reform can be reform at congress and senate,so Mitt will be the hope of America,because he love America more than himself,when he dropped out to help John unite the party proved that he is the kind of leadership that met the need of America dream,he is the smarter, the stronger,the most experience in the economy,and the most qualify for the presidency,he can beat Obama by landslide in 2012,because America can’t see the country go to hell and can’t wait until 2012 any more.The wealthy man can make a wealthy country,the inexperience can’t get the job done,Obama had proved that now by his last defeat and return home by empty hand from Copenhagen,that result shame on America,is not only Obama,sorry.

By: James the Foot Soldier

James the Foot Soldier — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:02:31 +0000

Mab – GREAT POINT!

Logic and science could be used to debunk entire chapters of the Bible but Jewish and Christian religions aren’t considered “fringe”?

Tell me again the part about some dude climbing up a mountain and coming back down with two stone tablets written by the hand of God Himself? And then the Jews carry these tablets around for 1000s of years? Build a ginormous temple to house these where only one person on the planet has access? And then…poof….they go missing?

That’s why ALL religions are based on FAITH….

Frankly, southern republicans leaders remind me more of pharisees and sadducees more than followers of Christ…the track record of “christian” office-holders and their blessed marriages aren’t any better than the relationships Barney Frank has….but that’s getting off topic…