Mitt certainly deserves the thanks from conservatives of all stripes. He’s shown class, he’s shown selflessness.
Though not my first, second, or third choice, I’ll vote for McCain. As Mitt said in his speech, we cannot allow Hillary or Obama be elected president in a time of war. And, at this time, this trumps all other issues.
Mitt just couldn’t compete and he knew it. He would have needed to run the board from today on and it’s just not possible. He understands what Mike, Word, myself and others have been saying for sometime. The most important objective is to ensure Hillary/Obama is defeated.
There was an air of being sucker punched at CPAC when I watched Mitt’s speech. A few hours later, I overhead a ladies room conversation where two women were NOT happy about McCain chat with a McCain supporter. She could not articulate how McCain is different from the leading Dems. I agree.
Oh, true to my callsign as Moonbat Slayer – I demonstrated how easy it is to make a liberal cut and run from the area…
Mitt showed a lot of class by waiting to tell the people at CPAC instead of just coming out in the media to do it. It gives him a lot of respect among us conservatives for the 2012….IMO
A few hours later, I overhead a ladies room conversation where two women were NOT happy about McCain chat with a McCain supporter. She could not articulate how McCain is different from the leading Dems. I agree.
McCain once again used the code phrase “secure the borders first”. Everybody knows what comes second. He failed to do what’s necessary to seal the bargain.
Igor: McCain has effectively dodged the immigration issue throughout the campaign. He gets away with saying “secure the borders FIRST” but then never answers what comes SECOND.
We all know it’s back to amnesty with the McCain-Kennedy “Z” visa able to be renewed indefinitely without learning English or taking civics lessons.
I don’t suppose we could start all over?
Hugh Hewitt on supporting the eventual GOP nominee
Time Magazine’s track record of fact checking is not that great, so I would wait for something more reliable.
Didn’t take me long to eat those word’s. Mr. Romney just announced he’s out!
What will Mike Huckabee do now? If he is no longer needed to divert votes on behalf of John McCain, will he stay in?
Looks like Time had it right Steve.
Well, I give up.
I’m just going to let the party take me where it takes me.
But it sure wont be with Ron Hucking Paul.
At this point I’m just hoping it’s not Obama. That would pretty much be the end of the world as we know it.
Didn’t take me long to eat those word’s.
You should be used to that by now.
Mitt certainly deserves the thanks from conservatives of all stripes. He’s shown class, he’s shown selflessness.
Though not my first, second, or third choice, I’ll vote for McCain. As Mitt said in his speech, we cannot allow Hillary or Obama be elected president in a time of war. And, at this time, this trumps all other issues.
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I will be getting those nose plugs from Michelle Malkin.
Mitt just couldn’t compete and he knew it. He would have needed to run the board from today on and it’s just not possible. He understands what Mike, Word, myself and others have been saying for sometime. The most important objective is to ensure Hillary/Obama is defeated.
Very classy of Mitt.
Marie,
That’s one of the funniest lines I’ve read from you!
Curt…it doesn’t mean we have to like it…but…
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Word,
You had to have been in the room the other night when someone coined the phrase “We’ve been Hucked”!
Well it kind of fits now
There was an air of being sucker punched at CPAC when I watched Mitt’s speech. A few hours later, I overhead a ladies room conversation where two women were NOT happy about McCain chat with a McCain supporter. She could not articulate how McCain is different from the leading Dems. I agree.
Oh, true to my callsign as Moonbat Slayer – I demonstrated how easy it is to make a liberal cut and run from the area…
Met Atlas Shrugs, Mark Steyn and hugged a SEAL!
Not a bad balance to the day
Mitt showed a lot of class by waiting to tell the people at CPAC instead of just coming out in the media to do it. It gives him a lot of respect among us conservatives for the 2012….IMO
McCain once again used the code phrase “secure the borders first”. Everybody knows what comes second. He failed to do what’s necessary to seal the bargain.
Igor: McCain has effectively dodged the immigration issue throughout the campaign. He gets away with saying “secure the borders FIRST” but then never answers what comes SECOND.
We all know it’s back to amnesty with the McCain-Kennedy “Z” visa able to be renewed indefinitely without learning English or taking civics lessons.
Mike, I read his entire speech. It’s an exercise in double talk. Take it from someone who used to read Pravda editorials.
Mitt did not earn his fortune by throwing good money after bad money.
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Mike,
I think Matt Lewis’ post probably reflects some of your sentiments.