Mitt Flip Flop Romney

[Guest ArmyVeteran37214]

[BryanP]

No matter who you are, at some point Mitt has agreed with your position on the issues.

Edited May 29, 2012 by BryanP

[Guest zort]

everyone bashed kerry for the same thing but lets see if the same people bash mitt. i dont trust mitt and think he might be even more dangerous than obama. ill still vote paul if given the chance and if not ill stay home

[Smith]

everyone bashed kerry for the same thing but lets see if the same people bash mitt. i dont trust mitt and think he might be even more dangerous than obama. ill still vote paul if given the chance and if not ill stay home

Yeah, cause Paul never flipped on anything Some of you Paul-bots are getting as bad as the Obamanites and in some cases worse.

[mikegideon]

Yeah, cause Paul never flipped on anything Some of you Paul-bots are getting as bad as the Obamanites and in some cases worse.

The state will go Red anyway. I'm all for Ron getting his message out. Just hope it doesn't help the commie win the election.

[daddyo]

Yeah, cause Paul never flipped on anything Some of you Paul-bots are getting as bad as the Obamanites and in some cases worse.

What has Ron Paul changed his stance on?

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Earmarks, for starters.

[kieefer]

Right now Romoney is flipping the bird and sweeping the primary in Texas and stomping Mr. Paul.

[Oh Shoot]

Right now Romoney is flipping the bird and sweeping the primary in Texas and stomping Mr. Paul.

It's done. He has enough for the nomination now.

I'm still wondering if RP will actually even carry his own congressional district.

- OS

[Guest President Fernatt]

Ron Paul is the only one capable of rallying the young vote. Young vote being that of those who wish to make all drugs legal, end America's world dominance, and increase the amount of unicorns and rainbows.

Having said that, Paul does fill a need but one that's better suited on a more realistic scale. He will never be president and it is cancerous to waste a valuable vote on him in the General election.

Mitt Romney has flipped; no doubt. The difference is this: Kerry flipped from one month to the next. Mitt flipped from one decade to the next. All his previous beliefs were shown in clips that are obviously from the late 90's. Mitt Romney, as any man, has my complete respect if they look at their lives....decide something needs to change...and make that change. Mitt Romney's liberal stances were from 6-15 years ago! His most harmful opinions were those that he held BEFORE elected office. After becoming Governor, he realized that the liberal way was not the right way and he changed his mind on a number of issues slowly over the years.

Since when can someone not change? 10 years ago I was 12......a world of difference can occur in 10 years! To say someone "flip-flops" because they differ from a view held a decade earlier is a bit unfair. How much have you "flip-flopped" in 10 years for Heaven's sake.

[Oh Shoot]

...Mitt flipped from one decade to the next.

NObody flipped over time than Ronald Reagan. From ultra liberal union president to conservative icon.

- OS

[kieefer]

It's done. He has enough for the nomination now.

I'm still wondering if RP will actually even carry his own congressional district.

- OS

Nope, he failed to take his own district.

http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/enr/results/may29_160_state.htm?x=0&y=33552&id=488

[Oh Shoot]

Nope, he failed to take his own district.

http://enr.sos.state...&y=33552&id=488

Thanks for finding that.

Wow, 14th District:

RP: 7,619

Mitt: 25,100

No mandate from his own constituency.

- OS

[seez52]

Romney won't even take his own state.

[Oh Shoot]

Romney won't even take his own state.

Michigan? Looking better.

- OS

Edited May 30, 2012 by OhShoot

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Romney won't even take his own state.

In what? The

general election?

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[Volzfan]

Now lets see how much RP wants to defeat O. If he runs as a 3rd pary candidate he will split the vote again and hand O a 2nd term. Anyone who really wants to see O defeated must now vote for Romney because he is the only one with a chance to beat him. I wish that there was a better choice who also had a chance to win but there's not so Romney will get my vote..

[Guest zort]

did we all forget where obama care came from. that wasnt ten years ago, he was the one that passed it and then when obama passes it hes against it. i dont like obama but i dont trust romney

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Keep watching PMSNBC. Keep it coming.

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[kieefer]

Taking bets for Tuesday's election, how many will Dr. NO take??

I say not a one.

[wjh2657]

With all the Republicans yelling that we need Romney in office to keep our guns, I know nobody is looking at the guy's past record on guns issues. He was and still is the most anti-gun person in the whole bunch of candidates. In Massachusetts he backed every anti-gun bill that came along. I am an independent but backing a known anti-gun candidate does not make feel warm and fuzzy about my gun rights being protected. Obama is a very strong maybe anti-gun president but Mitt Romney is a known and proven anti-gun candidate. We gun owners are not on real safe ground this election!

[Guest Lester Weevils]

The final clip in the video, "Whatever it takes to get elected." Student council dweebs 40 years later on the national stage.

The major parties have done me a favor this time around-- In recent election hysterias I had morbid compusion to tune in to debates which made no nevermind. But this time I can't stand to hear the voice of either Obama or Rumney, so it frees me from even paying attention to the charade. So maybe I'll vote for the republican student council candidate, but don't need to hear the bullsh*t arguments of either participant. They both suck so seriously. So seriously sucky. Bad mojo, man.

[Guest President Fernatt]

With all the Republicans yelling that we need Romney in office to keep our guns, I know nobody is looking at the guy's past record on guns issues. He was and still is the most anti-gun person in the whole bunch of candidates. In Massachusetts he backed every anti-gun bill that came along. I am an independent but backing a known anti-gun candidate does not make feel warm and fuzzy about my gun rights being protected. Obama is a very strong maybe anti-gun president but Mitt Romney is a known and proven anti-gun candidate. We gun owners are not on real safe ground this election!

Obama's "maybe" anti-gun?!?

http://www.nrapublications.org/index.php/11920/obamas-secret-plan-to-destroy-the-second-amendment-by-2016/