Is It All About The Frogskins, Thad?

Posted on | September 23, 2011 | 11 Comments

by Smitty

Egad, Thad. First by T-Paw, now you: had. I don’t know the price on that endorsement, but I hope it was good.

So, the Ruling Class is promoting Romney as their RINO tool of choice. We can rename ObamaCare, call it RomneyCare, and that will make it all more gooder. Or is it just that it is known that Romney will give good concession speech?

Commitment to the status blow is not what is needed to bring recovery, Thad. I think you know it, and that’s why this is all so sad.

Category: Thaddeus McCotter

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11 Responses to “Is It All About The Frogskins, Thad?”

Bob Belvedere
September 23rd, 2011 @ 12:23 pm

I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired of these guys we put a little faith in going all Luther on us.
Joe
September 23rd, 2011 @ 1:49 pm

I want to see Obama go, but Romney better make it clear his goals on repealing Obamacare. Leaving it to the states to conduct these mad social experiments, fine. Say that then. But Obamacare has to be abolished. Gone. Finished. And while they are at it, GWB-Rove’s prescription drug entitlement needs to get thrown out too. And then reforming SS to make it pencil (it can be done) and radically redoing Medicare.

Because those are the minimums to fix the economy and the budget.
Joe
September 23rd, 2011 @ 1:50 pm

So T-Paw, Thad, is Mitt on board for that? Or did he have you on agreeing to pick up your debt? There are girls who will do things for guys for favors like that.

Just sayin.
Anonymous
September 23rd, 2011 @ 5:04 pm

Romney can say the word repeal until he’s “blue” in the face as well as his RINO heart. I won’t trust him, I won’t vote for him. Obviously the American people haven’t gotten it “good and hard” enough yet.
Mangrovemama2002
September 23rd, 2011 @ 5:08 pm

I have it on good authority that Mitt has promised Thad the job of head librarian at the Library of Congress when Mitt takes office.

I am troubled by Perry’s decline.

But I won’t vote for a ticket with Romney on it under any circumstances.

And there are many millions of people just like me.

The GOP needs me more than I need it.
Joe
September 23rd, 2011 @ 5:24 pm

That is true. The GOP is nothing. Really. Who cares about it.

I care about this country. Obama is a disaster. Mitt is definitely a very flawed candidate. I would encourage you to support other candidates, but…and this is a big but… if Mitt ends up being the nominee and the choice is Mitt or Obama, you should vote for Mitt. Because while I am sure Mitt would disappoint me, Obama in office for another four years would be devestating.

I would vote for any of the candidates (other than Huntsman because if he is the nominee then all is lost and I will be like Sarah Connor— heading out to the desert to wait out the shit storm).

Yeah there are many millions who won’t vote for Romney under any circumstances. They are leftists and Democrats.
serfer62
September 23rd, 2011 @ 5:32 pm

Rush says the Kommiecrats will always tell you how they fear.
the entrenched DC GOP will always tell you who is the weakest GOP contender
Pail & The Stash
Adjoran
September 23rd, 2011 @ 6:28 pm

Wah, wah, wah.

Never understood the warm and fuzzies over McCotter. Yeah, he’s sharp on the Red Eye, but he’s also a union stooge, without reservation. He’s for “card check” – replacing the secret ballot in plant elections to one where the union thugs can come out to your house with their baseball bats and “ask” you to sign right there. “Nice family ya got here, Mac, be a shame if sumtin were ta happen to ’em.”

Sorry, he will never be the Republican nominee for dogcatcher, much less Prez. Forget it.

For all the incessant whining about the “Republican Establishment” and the “Ruling Class,” the primaries are fully democratic. If you don’t like the nominee, you don’t like the party.

Or maybe if everyone but a few agrees on a nominee, it’s because the few are fringe nutters. Just a thought.

But those who are unwilling to support our duly elected nominee, please LEAVE the party now. DO NOT bastardize our nominating process if you don’t intend to support the winner. Form your own little third party with your half a dozen fellow nuts, and stay out of the way as we go about the serious business of beating Obama.
David Vilches
September 23rd, 2011 @ 7:01 pm

Today, effective
immediately, I have withdrawn my candidacy to become the Republican Party’s nominee for the Office of President of the United States of
America. Your generous, inspiring support of my campaign
made it possible to take our message of restructuring government,
reforming
the big bailout banks and peace through strength directly to the
American people at a grassroots level. On Main Street, in Iowa, New
Hampshire and all
across our great Nation, people understand this message is the way to
transcend our challenges, revitalize our economy, defend our freedom and
bequeath our exceptional nation to our children. The Democrats and their
lobbyist, Barack Obama, disagree. They’ve grown big government’s
spending, taxes, red tape, deficits and debt and prolonged this
recession. Yet in their irresponsibility, the Democrats remain united in
their party
unity behind Barack Obama. It is time for us to do the same. We
cannot unite America if we divide the movement of Principled
Conservatism.
The time has come for the Tea Party and the Republican Party to come
together to serve and save this great nation. Thus, upon having
withdrawn my
candidacy, I have endorsed Governor Mitt Romney to become our Republican Party’s nominee. We must unite behind the candidate best capable
of defeating Barack Obama on November 6, 2012—Mitt Romney is that candidate. The
actions of the Administration and the
Democratic Senate show what America knows: we are being neither led nor
governed. Our struggle continues. The American people deserve leadership
in
Washington that understands America’s exceptionalism is not our burden
but our birthright; and that America’s ultimate strength and
salvation remains the unfathomable grace of God and virtuous genius of
her free people. This is why I have decided to seek re-election to continue
to serve as your United States Representative for Michigan’s new 11th Congressional District; and, I am committed to promoting
and implementing a platform of principled conservatism. Truly,
Michigan and America’s best days are ahead of us because of you.
Together we will transcend our challenges; revitalize our economy;
defend our freedom; and bequeath our exceptional nation to our children.
If I am
again entrusted to be your servant, I would continue to be honored to
work for you.Thaddeus McCotter
elaine
September 23rd, 2011 @ 7:30 pm

I’m rather sick of pundits telling me who is and who isn’t electable, fourteen months out from the election. You know who else wasn’t electable at this point in the 2007-’08 election cycle?

Barack Obama.

Look how things worked out for him.

Just sayin’…
JeffS
September 23rd, 2011 @ 7:38 pm

“Is It All About The Frogskins, Thad?”

Since we are focusing on the old school Republicans, I respectfully suggest that should read:

“Is It All About The Foreskins, Thad?“