Comments on: Charles Krauthammer: Mitt Romney Best Candidate Against Obama in 2012

By: larry

larry — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 17:44:02 +0000

Its too bad candidates can’t run on their records and maintain their integrity during the political process. I think the real problem is that elections are so expensive, candidates are forced to pander for funds unless they are a Meg Whitman whose money didn’t help her. Americans can, hopefully, see integrity but so many are deluded by the “good ol’ boy” that they miss the real essence of the person. Perhaps Mitt has that essence, certainly most of the other candidates in the GOP don’t except, of course, for the Trump(er). Carnival barkers never had it so good.

By: Renee

Renee — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 05:58:05 +0000

Governor Romney is, in my opinion, an extraordinary man of profound intellect with the ability to carry out his solutions (wich he has expressed on various occasions!), if we will only give him a chance! Go Mit, go…2012.
Renee, proud catholic
PS: Please read “What really happened with the 2002 Winter Olympics”

By: Spencer Iacono

Spencer Iacono — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 06:35:06 +0000

Keenan, it has always been quite obvious that Mitt means that we are too dependent on oil, especially foreign oil. What happens if we have an oil crisis? What then? If we hadn’t become so dependent on it then we would work to create alternate sources of energy.

By: Keenan

Keenan — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 06:13:15 +0000

There are things I like about Mitt, there are some things I don’t like. As a Christian, one thing that never really came into my mind personally was “Boy, I don’t think I can vote for a Mormon”. During the 2008 campaigns, he seemed to be too much of a “slick rick” with smooth talking, but I wasn’t sure he believed all he was saying. Like when he says the “schools are failing the kids”… I’ll agree that many schools ‘fail’ their children by not doing their best, but I think the students also fail the schools by not doing their best. I think schools can put good teachers and accurate textbooks ahead of “brand new buildings”, but that’s just me. I’m a fan of charter schools and often, they’re a better alternative to public schools unfortunately. The government is usually the PROBLEM, not the solution.

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By: Spencer Iacono

Spencer Iacono — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 01:12:12 +0000

Mel, the poll numbers are showing us that you are not alone. What Mitt has is what people will be desperately seeking for. I think that in order for America to elect a Mormon it needed to be suffering in a manner that Mitt can help with.

By: Rob Roberts

Rob Roberts — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:32:34 +0000

I will make my judgments about Mitt Romney because of his work ethics and merits because of his religion. That is what made the man. Through his maturation in the LDS faith he has had daily and weekly reminders of such things as; kindness, being respectful, having self restraint, giving of himself to elderly needs, and being diligent in the Lord\’s work here on earth. I stand behind his morals, faith, values, work ethics, and most of all, his religion. It is definitely time to get honesty back in the White House. We can start at the top and work down. I\’m sure after watching this government give our tax dollars away to people that do not need it, that Obama is as transparent as he said he was. He just got it backwards, Robin Hood he ain\’t. Rob

By: Rob Roberts

Rob Roberts — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:32:04 +0000

I will make my judgments about Mitt Romney because of his work ethics and merits because of his religion. That is what made the man. Through his maturation in the LDS faith he has had daily and weekly reminders of such things as; kindness, being respectful, having self restraint, giving of himself to elderly needs, and being diligent in the Lord’s work here on earth. I stand behind his morals, faith, values, work ethics, and most of all, his religion. It is definitely time to get honesty back in the White House. We can start at the top and work down. I’m sure after watching this government give our tax dollars away to people that do not need it, that Obama is as transparent as he said he was. He just got it backwards, Robin Hood he ain’t. Rob

By: Paulee

Paulee — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:37:08 +0000

As I face some trials in my life, I find myself burying myself in Mitt’s cause, cause I feel as an American we must speak the truth…I will always stand on that…Honesty and truth…. I, like you cannot be kind to Gov. Huckabee…..Thank you so much for your kind comments….USAF Col. (ret.) Bradford….I feel so proud of your comment …My maiden name is Bradford…I think your son in law knows this…but I just felt a sense of belonging and importance when I saw your name….My Dad was an Army guy…Floyd Bradford…deceased…I think it is wonderful that you post here…good for you…YOU tell ‘em…..a little secret….I am a not a Mormon, but I have grown to totally respect this religion…You have a wonderful Sabbath….you are a true American Patriot…thank you!!!!! Warm regards, Paulee

By: Melanie

Melanie — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:16:19 +0000

I wish I would have voted for Mitt!