Some of us are unsure of Romney as well.

It’s rather hard to trust Huckabee considering the direct reversal of his view on immigration. That, combined with his justifications being entirely personal/subjective ie his heart and demeaning others as un-Christian, make for a potent combination for not trusting him on the matter.

I agree, do the right thing during the primary, which is why I’m voting Romney, if it still makes a difference, rather than write in Fred Thompson.

You leave out that his tax raising left the state with a net tax increase and that he’s dodged and misled rather seriously about the tax raises. He may be a good speaker, but it’s in the service of being a demagogue and snake oil salesman.

I’m not voting for Huckabee because I no longer even trust him as a pastor. As a politically conservative, prolife Christian, I’m very offended at how he’s used the faith in his campaign.

And other Christians have tried to force Huckabee down my throat, basically saying I must not be a Christian or a conservative because I don’t support Huckabee.

So yeah, enough already. We’re voting for a politician, not a pastor and a pastor that gets cozy with the likes of Kenneth Copeland isnt much of a pastor IMO.

I’ll only vote for Huckabee. He’s gonna build the fence, signed the no new taxes pledge and is socially conservative. And unlike Romney doesn’t have to remember what his stance was last week.

Electability? Who cares, do the right thing. Fred was apparently waiting for the writer’s strike to end- he’s gone.

By the way, for all the talk about taxes. Yes Huck raised taxes 4 times, but don’t forget he lowered them 94 times. He’s the only communicator/speaker who comes close to the Great One.

You wanna make a statement? Vote for Huckabee. And to Rush who apparently hates Huckabee, I can only ask why? What is your problem? Why are you so sold on a guy who tried to out-lib Teddy? I’ve quit listening to him.

Ann C, Sean H, and the rest have tried to force Romney down my throat for weeks now. To them I say ’shut up’!

Enough already.

I miss Fred

Since I live in California, a winner take all electoral college vote state, my actual vote for President isn’t worth spit as a Republican and never has been. I plan to vote in the National Election for Thompson/Hunter.

This is what we get for allowing open primarys where the opposition gets to vote for our candidates and choose for us. This is also what we get for allowing the media, who are rooting for the Democrats, to control the coverage and dictate to us who is going to win and lose well before 90% of the people have had a chance to vote.

Thompson was (and now Romney is) shut out on purpose by the media: never given any impartial coverage. He was labeled lazy, no fire in the belly etc etc. In the debates he was asked hostile questions to present him in the worst light, or shunted to the shadows while the fawning media focused on the Republicans weakest candidates, Huckabee and McCain. The ones that THEY want THEIR candidate to run against

Shame on us for being such dupes. I hope we have learned a lesson.

Fred is still getting my primary vote. Sure he doesn’t have a chance, but I don’t see a real difference between Romney and McCain.

So… sure! Vote for Fred and watch McCain win. It’s called politics at this point. We missed our chance with Fred. It’s too late to dream now.

To reach either of those happy endings, conservatives need to vote for Romney in the primaries.

I didn’t make the world. I just live here.