Mitt McCain

Mitt Locks It Up

“ It seemed like a straightforward question on a second-tier issue: Would Mitt Romney disavow the science behind global warming? The putative Republican presidential front-runner, eager to prove his conservative bona fides, could easily have said what he knew many in his party’s base wanted to hear. Instead, the former Massachusetts governor stuck to the position he has held for many years — that he believes the world is getting warmer and that humans are contributing to it. WaPost - Romney draws early fire from conservatives over views on climate change ”

Mitt Romney, author of the prototypical government Health Care plan, rides shotgun on Al Gore's man-caused global warming express. Giddyup. The dream Republican candidate—   if you're a Liberal.  He'll  get the full John McCain treatment now, for sure. He already is.  A billion words of favorable media coverage, and then the New York Times endorsement. There's not a person in this room who voted for John McCain in a primary.  McCain benefited from a strong get-out-the-vote effort— oh yeah, by ACORN.  And  labor unions.  And  the New Black Panthers, et.al.  Democrats were urged to cross party lines and vote for him in the Republican primaries, in violation of the law in some cases. Turned out in droves, they did. And we - the nation at large - we were stuck with him.  I never understood how a political party could be forced to let outsiders (who hate their guts) vote in their nominating process; something akin to Rush Limbaugh subscribers nominating the slate of National Organization for Women officers. What the hell is wrong with Republicans?   There should be court cases filed repeatedly until they secure the right of self governance. Too late now.  Mitt's got the nomination locked up.  Then he's back to being treated by the media like, well,  like John McCain.  Loser.  Unless—   Hmmm.  I'm trying to think.  Is there a candidate who could rally support,  from so many people, that all the Donk monkeyshines in the world would fall short?  Someone who lights up a room.  It would probably the very last person the New York Times would endorse.  Hmmmm.  There must be someone.