After sweeping up a trio of primary wins, the inevitability of a Mitt Romney nomination is growing. NBC News declared the former Massachusetts governor as the winner in Wisconsin and Maryland, topping Rick Santorum, his closest Republican rival, along with Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul. And in Washington D.C. where Rick Santorum was not on the ballot, Romney walked away with an easy win.
Santorum vowed to press on, saying it's only "halftime" in the GOP primary. Personally, I would characterize it more as overtime — the game's over, buddy. Good job, but get off the field.
Romney, switching up gears for the election campaign, focused on President Obama, in a victory speech in Wisconsin.
"The president has pledged to 'transform America,' and he has spent the last four years laying the foundation for a new government-centered society," Romney said on Tuesday night. "I will spend the next four years rebuilding the foundation of our Opportunity Society, led by free people and free enterprises."
And free sandwiches!
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The Mittsters win????????............LIKE HIM .............LACKLUSTER, BORING, A DUD, UNEVENTFUL AND LAME. Can we please get to November and get this over with??????
But competent, experiece in executive policies and practices at both governmant and indusrial/financial undertakings, and in tune with the Nation's desire to return to a vibrant economy based on individual and private sector control over our own fates.
Obama, a Sol Lewinsky Nationlsit Socialist from Chicago can go back home now as a failed President, he's had his day in the sun, and will go out trying by hook or crook to keep his job, so that he can stoke his inflated sense of self through having people like your self looking for a smiling wind bag to entertain them.
Alas Longley, you're about to find out, as did the fellow you lifted that bit of namecalling from, Newt Gingrich, that tossing out an evil sound bite with a sinister sounding name is going to get cyber-nuked by the Google generation.
Incidentally, William F. Buckley, Jr. greatly admired Alinksy's organizational skills. Here's an article...
//www.addictinginfo.org/2012/01/22/who-is-saul-alinsky-and-why-does-newt-gingrich-fear-him/
I suspect Newt thinks that Alinsky is a communist but he would be wrong. Alinsky was appalled by political extremes. He hated the Nazis on the right and the Communists on the left. When asked if he would join the Communist Party, Alinsky replied,
“I could never accept any rigid dogma or ideology, whether it’s Christianity or Marxism… The greatest crimes in history have been perpetrated by such religious and political and racial fanatics, from the persecutions of the Inquisition on down to Communist purges and Nazi genocide.”
And this one is downright visionary (Alinksy died in 1972):
Alinsky feared the middle class would be driven to a right-wing viewpoint, “making them ripe for the plucking by some guy on horseback promising a return to the vanished verities of yesterday.”
Your mudslinging is conclusive evidence of your ignorance of history. The National Socialists (Nazi's) were a right wing movement that arose is response to the Marxists and Communists on the extreme left.
Fanatics every bit as cuckoo as the Tea Party extremists. Or the 19th Century Mormons Mitt doesn't want discussed that lurk back in his genealogy...
Romney is on a roll. We're on our way of having gas prices brought back down to $2.00, so I could stop using my damn electric car that keeps dying on me.
Cindy...don't try to sell it on the used car market. Park it, and it just might become a collectors item someday soon.
Just as nobody wants to buy a used electronic device, no one is interested in buying a used battery operated vehicle. I'm sorry you bought the hype on this failed experiment. In another year or two even the Federal Government controlled General Motors will forget about the Chevy Volt, and return to making sensible, economic vehicles that don't have the useful life of a Dollar Store AA battery at 70,000 times the cost.
Cindy was bragging elsewhere about all the cars she owned, so I don't think money really troubles her.
She needs to draw attention away from stuff like that, however, so she's shilling Republican Talking Oinks®.
The money that Romney will waste on this election could be put to better use by helping people. Ann Coulter never said anything I agree with except this and I quote..."Romney will be the nominee of our party, and we will lose the general election." Unquote. Yeah he is on a roll alright.........gonna get rolled over!!!!
She isn't singing that tune lately, I notice.
So what is your alternative, stay home in November? Leave the field to who?
You couldn't get a Southern Strategy tired old legislator who has been a failure in his offices held (read Santorum or Gingrich) thru the nomination process, and you turn your nose up at a former successful Governor, Industrialist, Financialist who will brring the nation back to a solid footing of private sector and individual freedom based economic and financial soundness. So you are sulking in your soon to be nationalized employment and abode if you don't get over it and line up to help.
Rachel Maddow just reported on her show that Massachusetts was #47 in job creation during Romney's term of office.
Mitt was a vulture capitalist who cannibalized companies in trouble, obtained concessions from local governments, liquidated the companies in fire sales, and collected revenues long afterwards.
He succeeded in the Olympics here, but almost all of his "employees" were unpaid volunteers.
That's a business plan Harvard would definitely envy.