Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >> So just how deep do those moral convictions about 'right and wrong' really lie with romney? It's a fair question to ask. << Especially in a party that took such glee in chanting "flip flop!" at John Kerry. I think it's normal and healthy and natural that, over time, and based on new evidence, people change their mind on things. Any thinking person has done that. Only zealots blind themselves and forbid themseleves to ever even consider fresh evidence or an opposing viewpoint on a subject. But to not explain that change of heart, or to have a change of heart when it is suspiciously politically expedient, that's a very different thing.
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< He's wearing his religion on his sleeve. >>> I predict that he'll be wearing his religion both on and underneath his sleeve.
Originally Posted By imadisneygal ^^^I predict that only a few people will understand what you mean by "underneath his sleeve." Well, maybe more than a few but certainly not all. Unless they are familiar with certain aspects of Mormonism...
Originally Posted By ecdc Here's Romney's latest: <a href="http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/01/01/romney-takes-aim-at-huckabee-for-mocking-bush/" target="_blank">http://politicalticker.blogs.c nn.com/2008/01/01/romney-takes-aim-at-huckabee-for-mocking-bush/</a> Read the link for more unintentional hilarity from Mitt, including saying that Mike Huckabee needs to recognize the "great job" President Bush is doing.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 There's a line that may come back to haunt ol' Mitt if he's the nominee. Most the general electorate doesn't think Bush is doing a "great job" by any means, and that's perfect fodder for the Democratic candidate, who could say that a vote for Mitt is a vote for more of the same. Of course, by then, Mitt might mutate more. (Say that five times fast). In other words, flip-flop on how "great" a job Bush is doing.
