OMG Romney, Ron Paul, Huckabee arenot it.

Newt is a flaming RINOhole

There are only two positions any federal candidate can take, one would be to advocate that the federal government continue on its current state of engorged power. The other would be to advocate for less federal taxing and spending.

There are plenty of Republicans who will offer to tinker here and there and very-very few who want to shrink the scope of government. Everybody knows who is in the first group and everybody knows who is in the second group.

Which group is Mitt Romney in? That doesn’t take any thinking at all to determine.

I really feel that we have to take out Rick Romney as well but I think if the Tparty declared war on him the liberals would clamor around him just like they do for McCain but perhaps that would be a good thing?

So Romney can weasel himself out of his Romneycare disaster however what can he do to weasel himself out of his hand-raising support of Al Gore’s snake-oil junk science voodooism?

The Stupid Party will do it again; destroy the voices of the Conservative movement by shoving their ‘highly educated Whites’ candidate down our throats.

Have you not learned from the Florida race?

The GOP’s 30% ‘highly educated Whites’ candidate Charlie Crist is losing to the Conservative candidate Marco Rubio.

The GOP’s 30% ‘highly educated Whites’ candidate Charlie Crist is evidence that their GOP’s 30% ‘highly educated Whites’ candidate Mitt Romney is just another Stupid Party loser candidate.

GOP’s 30% ‘highly educated Whites’ = The Stupid Party = Liberal’s Useful Idiots.

I must repeat so that The Stupid Party will stop being Useful Idiots:

GOP’s 30% ‘highly educated Whites’ = The Stupid Party = Liberal’s Useful Idiots.

Fantasize about that for a moment: a Federal government that concerns itself with truly federal and international issues, in a balanced budget environment, making war as required with proper declarations. One not given to acts of taxation without representation

And that’s exactly what it is, a fantasy. The entrenched interests in the District of Corruption aren’t going to surrender their power and perks to a bunch of pesky voters who imagine a 234-year-old sheet of parchment can save them. The military-industrial complex and the new health-government complex will fight to hold on to their control over us. Illegal wars abroad and illegal power grabs at home reinforce and legitimize each other.

DC is irredeemable. The only answer is to pull the plug on this monster.

Good thinking Smitty, but one fact derails the plan: Mitt Romney is the capo di tutti capi of wimps. He’d be Bush III without the occasional cajones.

Romney is NOT reformable. He was a grown-up RINO when he foisted socialism on the first state to allow the joining of opposable parts in un-holy matrimonial aping(also on his watch) and a general lifelong LIBERAL. No one, and nothing can change a pragmatist politician (which is soulless, coreless, opportunistic unprincipled being by its essential definition) into something other than what that vast vacuum of what is called a “soul” already is, or is not, which is conservative.
(NO LIBERTARIAN HAS A SNOWBALL’S CHANCE IN HELL, which ought to be pretty vividly obvious by now, as no conservatives are ever going to unite with the Anarchy Party.)
That goes for ANYONE on the last election’s docket of soulless loser RINOs whose name is not Palin. We really need to be looking at people like Sessions, Coburn, Palin, or that conservative representative up in Indiana whose name escapes me at the moment, someone whose whole life up to this point has not been one long wretched story of unprincipled compromise to conservatism.
The ONLY thing Republicans have ever had going for them is PRINCIPLE (the exact opposite of pragmatism) alone, an adherence to a universal moral code, and to give that up makes them ultimately no more than a very cheap imitation of commie-lib Dems. Once they abandon that high ground, as they mostly seem to have done, they are toast.

Oh, yes that Midwestern Representative is Mike Pence, in the picture of R.S. McCain’s American Spectator article today. How could I forget that name?!