Flip flopping Mitt Romney won’t endorse in NY-23. As usual Mitt Romney stakes out both sides on an issue, waits for the winner, then pretends like that was his position all along.
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Mitt Romney Flip Flops On Cap & Trade
October 7th, 2009
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I am totally shocked to see Mitt Romney changing his position on an issue simply to suck up to someone politically.
Shocked.
Another Romney Fail?
September 20th, 2009
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Mitt Romney got clobbered by Mike Huckabee at the straw poll at the “Values Voter Summit”. For the GOP, the next election is likely to come down to a fight between the bible thumpers and the Wall Street crew in order to determine who eventually gets beaten by President Obama. My guess is that Huckabee [...]
More Fantasyland
August 26th, 2009
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This US News blog entry argues that Mitt Romney could find a way to the 2012 Dem nomination by running for the Kennedy seat.
Romney isn’t that popular in Massachusetts (the governor’s seat flipped from Republican right after his term). And even worse, does anyone think Dems – in Massachusetts and in the rest of the [...]
Multiple Choice Mitt Romney Strikes Again
July 12th, 2009
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He’s against health care reform… except the health care reform (a government mandate) he signed into law.
Three years after the inception of Massachusetts’ landmark health reform legislation, which required every citizen to buy insurance, NewsCenter 5’s Ed Harding wondered what former Gov. Mitt Romney, a key political architect of the plan, thought of its progress.
Call [...]
Mitt Romney Urges GOP To Stand Up Vs. Obama
July 2nd, 2009
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This Mitt Romney clearly would have issues with the Mitt Romney who ran vs. Ted Kennedy in 1994 and said that he was an independent during the Reagan-Bush time. And today’s Mitt Romney would clearly dispute the pro-choice Mitt Romney who ran for governor of Massachusetts back in 2002.
Or, it is possible that Mitt Romney [...]
Clenis Escapes Blame, Now All Obama’s Fault
June 14th, 2009
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The right has a new boogeyman. Mitt Romney, whose position on this will probably flip-flop on this in a couple days like every other position he’s ever had, somehow blames President Obama for the outcome of the Iranian election. Somehow. Whatever. Thank God these morons aren’t near the levers of power for the immediate moment.
Mitt Romney Joins The Irrelevant Backseat Brigade
April 21st, 2009
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Who cares what Mitt Romney thinks? Tagg, sit down.
Mitt Romney Selling Two Of His Multi-million Dollar Mansions
April 8th, 2009
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I’m guessing that in 2012 he wants to have a shorter answer to the “how many homes do you own” question.
Mitt’s Squeeze Play: How GOP Power Works In The Halls Of Corporate America
August 7th, 2008
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And they call union folks thugs…
Richard Pimentel, a former executive of Huron Consulting Group Inc., contends he lost his job as a financial-management consultant partly in retaliation for refusing the chief executive’s repeated calls to contribute to the former Massachusetts governor’s bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
The company denies that charge. But officials confirm the [...]
Will McCain Pick Romney For His Bling?
May 22nd, 2008
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His relationship with his wife’s fortune shows that John McCain is all about using the cash of family and friends to fuel his political ambitions, so I wonder if the otherwise useless Mitt Romney might be at the top of his veep running mate list simply because the Mittster has a lot of cash in [...]
McCain-Romney?
April 3rd, 2008
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I’m always amused by how the “independent” conservative opinionsphere – blogs, cable tv, and talk radio – tends to simultaneously come up with the same idea, usually bad. Today’s idea is for Mitt Romney to run as McCain’s running mate. Put aside the fact that I and many others think Romney is a supremely disingenous [...]
Mitt Romney: Against Stem Cell Research, For Stem Cell Profits
August 15th, 2007
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Mitt Romney: Hypocrisy On Religious Beliefs In Government
August 12th, 2007
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