A Point Mitt Romney Needs to Make Repeatedly Over The Next Week
He made it on Good Morning America today:
"I think what will happen across the country is that conservatives will give a good thought to whether or not they want to hand the party's nomination over to Senator McCain. He has not been their champion over the last several years," Romney said in an interview Wednesday on ABC's "Good Morning America."I think that's the plain truth, and Republican voters will have to decide how they respond to it.
"I think there will be a movement within the Republican party to coalesce around a conservative candidate. Mike Huckabee, of course, might stay in, and that might be one of the reasons he does so - is to try and split that conservative vote."
(HT: Hugh Hewitt.)
posted by Lowell Brown at 6:24 AM
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NONE of them are conservative past the single year of their pandering campaigns!
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Well in fairness, Mitt ("I'm not a Reagan Republican", here's my state run health care plan) Romney hasn't been much a leader for conservatives either...until he started running for office and wanted our votes.
As his supporter Dean Barnett said, he's running a fundamentally dishonest campaign. Slamming McCain for not being a conservative may be true, but it still doesn't make Romney one.
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