Anonymous
03/08/2012 20:53
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope Romney picks Gov. McD as his VP running mate!
What a great way to remind women of this debacle, all the way through election day.
He moderated the bill and got it passed. Sounds like a success.
Anonymous
03/08/2012 20:52
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
Anonymous wrote:There is no future for the party without Hispanics. Then again there is no future without women.
Maybe you should stop scaring the crap out of them.
A higher % of women as compared to men are pro-life. Those aren't the women protesting for their rights to have sex without consequence every day, but those women exist.
so what if you have to have an ultrasound before you kill your baby?
Anonymous
03/08/2012 10:14
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
This is one of the funniest threads ever starting with the first post.
Anonymous
03/08/2012 10:01
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
There is no future for the party without Hispanics. Then again there is no future without women.
Maybe you should stop scaring the crap out of them.
Maybe you should stop scaring the crap out of them.
Anonymous
03/08/2012 08:39
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
I think Romney will be staring down a 10 point deficit come June as well as losing 70-30 among Hispanics, and will pick Rubio out of desperation.
While Romney might be able to wrestle FL, VA, NC, and CO back from the Democrats, I suspect he won't play well in MI, OH, WI, and PA. I don't know if Rubio will have the same rock star quality that Palin had -- what with many people in "the base" that quite frankly don't like Hispanics, and I suspect Romney or Rubio would say something that implies illegals shouldn't be skewered over an open fire, dampening their enthusiasm further.
Santorum has the opposite problem -- while he'd be more competitive in MI, OH, and WI, he'd alienate enough suburban voters in in PA, VA and CO.
While Romney might be able to wrestle FL, VA, NC, and CO back from the Democrats, I suspect he won't play well in MI, OH, WI, and PA. I don't know if Rubio will have the same rock star quality that Palin had -- what with many people in "the base" that quite frankly don't like Hispanics, and I suspect Romney or Rubio would say something that implies illegals shouldn't be skewered over an open fire, dampening their enthusiasm further.
Santorum has the opposite problem -- while he'd be more competitive in MI, OH, and WI, he'd alienate enough suburban voters in in PA, VA and CO.
Anonymous
03/08/2012 08:24
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope Romney picks Gov. McD as his VP running mate!
What a great way to remind women of this debacle, all the way through election day.
Probably a better choice than Rubio, although less likely, unfortunately.
Anonymous
03/08/2012 00:05
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
Anonymous wrote:I hope Romney picks Gov. McD as his VP running mate!
What a great way to remind women of this debacle, all the way through election day.
Anonymous
03/07/2012 21:18
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
I hope Romney picks Gov. McD as his VP running mate!
Anonymous
03/07/2012 19:19
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
Anonymous wrote:You realize he can't be re-elected, right?
No I didn't. That's good news!
Anonymous
03/07/2012 19:15
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
You realize he can't be re-elected, right?
Anonymous
03/07/2012 19:14
Subject: McDonneell signed the ultrasound bill today.
I hereby commit to doing everything I can to oppose his re-election.