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I defend some flip flopping for the right reasons, but Romney is the worst flip flopper I know of in modern times for the wrong reasons (probably topping even McCain).
He comes across to me as generally a terrible candidate who will say anything to get elected - but funny enough, does seem to rarely take a better stand.
After selling out his own health care plan, he actually did say something very slightly in favor of addressing global climate change. President? He has only the 'looks'.
You don't seem to understand, Politifact is only relevant, accurate or factual when it's applied to conservatives. It has no basis in truth when it's applied to those on the political left.
He comes across to me as generally a terrible candidate who will say anything to get elected - but funny enough, does seem to rarely take a better stand.
Crap post. Zero *comparison* between the two - a straw man misrepresenting my post.
I agree 100%. The Republicans deserve nothing other than to lose if they nominate Romney and if they do nominate Romney, then I hope Obama beats Romney.Neither.
Obama is a disgrace, but he's your disgrace. I will not follow suit with another Bush / McCain and anyone voting Romney is doing exactly that. He's a betrayer of conservatism no less than they were.
I would rather see Obama reelected in hopes of destroying the GOP, than to see it continue to live on while corrupted. Neocons need to end here. No more lies, wars, and deficit spending on their watch.
If the GOP wants to be worthy of its own survival, it needs to stand on principle and lead the charge for conservatism. McCain shouldn't even hold a seat, and Romney should be nothing more than a washed up hallow suit that nobody listens to let alone nominates.
Obama and Romney are both plutonic to conservatism. Neither is the ONLY answer.
I ultimately hate McCain more than I hate Obama for wasting the GOP nomination in 2008.
Yeah like Ron Paul.He was probably the best option. Some of the other Republicans were just god awful. McCain was at least likable.