Impeachment Standards: Dershowitz and Philbin

[Cow Poke]

I remember a lot of Republicans very concerned about his Mormonism, and his electability.

[lilpixieofterror]

I remember a lot of Republicans very concerned about his Mormonism, and his electability.

[Cow Poke]

Yeah, I don't remember a whole lot of enthusiasm for Romney --- he seemed like a "nice guy" with no "fire in his belly".

[lilpixieofterror]

Yeah, I don't remember a whole lot of enthusiasm for Romney --- he seemed like a "nice guy" with no "fire in his belly".

[Cow Poke]

By all accounts (I think) he did a good job salvaging the Olympics, but that was his claim to fame, no? I think that's what made him think he could be a national leader.

ETA: OK, maybe not...

Romney's Olympic Legacy: Savior Or Self-Promoter?

[One Bad Pig]

Yeah, I don't remember a whole lot of enthusiasm for Romney --- he seemed like a "nice guy" with no "fire in his belly".

I distinctly recall a headline along the lines of "Falling in Like with Mitt".

[lilpixieofterror]

By all accounts (I think) he did a good job salvaging the Olympics, but that was his claim to fame, no? I think that's what made him think he could be a national leader.

ETA: OK, maybe not...

Romney's Olympic Legacy: Savior Or Self-Promoter?

[Cow Poke]

If you remember, his idol, Joseph Smith, also had his eye on being POTUS back in his day. The Mormons NEED their guy in the Oval Office.

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[Sparko]

I remember a lot of Republicans very concerned about his Mormonism, and his electability.

I was. That was the one election I refused to vote.

[Cow Poke]

I was. That was the one election I refused to vote.

I voted "for" Romney as a protest to Obama, knowing that Romney had a snowball's chance in the hot place. But there were numerous other people and issues on the ballot, so...

[rogue06]

By all accounts (I think) he did a good job salvaging the Olympics, but that was his claim to fame, no? I think that's what made him think he could be a national leader.

ETA: OK, maybe not...

Romney's Olympic Legacy: Savior Or Self-Promoter?

Which coincidentally came out in 2012 before the election.

[rogue06]

I voted "for" Romney as a protest to Obama, knowing that Romney had a snowball's chance in the hot place. But there were numerous other people and issues on the ballot, so...

Romney was going to win in Georgia so it was a year that I could vote third party or protest vote

[Tassman]

Ah, the Drama Queen found a poll that supports his opinion!

I can play that game, but with an AGGREGATE of polls.

It seems like the more the liberals work to kick Trump out, the LESS the public is persuaded!

By you presumably mean, in your typically myopic way, the conservative Christian base that identifies with Trump and supports him come what may.

So, all of a sudden, an anti-homosexual pro-life Republican is your best friend.

No more myyour

You are SUCH a sell-out to the LGBXTKYS+++ community.

You are SUCH a DRAMA QUEEN.

Romney believes in the planet Kolob.

[JimL]

you presumably mean, in your typically myopic way, the conservative Christian base that identifies with Trump and supports him come what may.



No more myyour

Seriously, CP believes in imaginary places called heaven and hell, and in an imaginary bad guy who whispers evil thoughts in his ear not to mention his belief in demons, angels and such, and yet he is mocking the crazy beliefs of others. You can't make this stuff up!

[Cow Poke]

Seriously, CP believes in imaginary places called heaven and hell,

I believe in heaven and hell, yes, and one day you'll discover they're not imaginary at all. Your colleague, Ox, believes in them, too (or did at one time).

and in an imaginary bad guy who whispers evil thoughts in his ear

As always, you go too far with your empty-headed exaggerations.

not to mention his belief in demons, angels and such,

You're back to fact!

and yet he is mocking the crazy beliefs of others. You can't make this stuff up!

I know it's really hard for you to grasp concepts, Jim, but there's a difference between believing in something that has been proven to be absolutely NOT true, and believing in something that has NOT been proven not true.