Thread: A Cheney going to Romneys campaign

Originally Posted by ndmibby

Cheney's support of Romney only confirms:

ROMNEY = CFR = SAME AS BUSH !

The Real Romney:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elx3UWmyAY4

Background on David Rockefeller’s private thinktank, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
http://www.infowars.com/articles/nwo/cf ... idates.htm

and

Dick Cheney (ex-director of CFR) talks to David Rockefeller (short video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbnpN07J_zg

Democrat CFR member Candidates:
Barack Obama (also, Michelle Obama is on the Board of Directors in the Chicago branch of the CFR)
Hillary Clinton
John Edwards
Chris Dodd
Bill Richardson

Republican CFR member Candidates:
Mitt Romney
Rudy Giuliani
John McCain
Fred Thompson
Newt Gingrich
Mike Huckabee (not a CFR member, though he named Richard Haas, president of the CFR, as his adviser on foreign policy)

If Ron Paul is not elected, you can kiss democracy goodbye.

Who said the following?

"I didn't like the fence. I don't think the fence can solve a problem. I find it rather offensive."

Your choices are:

1) Henry Kissenger
2) President George W. Bush
3) Hillary Clinton
4) Barack Obama
5) John Edwards
6) Dick Cheney
7) John McCain
8 ) Rudy Giuliani
9) Mitt Romney
10) Mike Huckabee
11) Ron Paul

If Romney continues to cuddle the Bush admin, ALIPAC and American voters are going to drop him like a brick

Agreed! Every time he or one of his campaign advisor's mentions the word Bush my face contorts like I am slugging down some Nyquil Cold Medicine.

I thought for the most part the candidates are staying as far away from Bush as possible. Hopefully Mitt will learn this soon or we will have NOBODY left to vote for!!!!

Originally Posted by tancredofan

Who said the following?

"I didn't like the fence. I don't think the fence can solve a problem. I find it rather offensive."

Your choices are:

1) Henry Kissenger
2) President George W. Bush
3) Hillary Clinton
4) Barack Obama
5) John Edwards
6) Dick Cheney
7) John McCain
8 ) Rudy Giuliani
9) Mitt Romney
10) Mike Huckabee
11) Ron Paul

Answer is No 11 Ron Paul

Wonderful. So we will have Cheney's spawn representing Haliburton and the war-mongering neocons in the Romney administration.

Originally Posted by tancredofan

Who said the following?

"I didn't like the fence. I don't think the fence can solve a problem. I find it rather offensive."

Answer is No 11 Ron Paul

The recent events of Oklahoma has shown Paul's logic to be most effective to ridding ourselves of illegal aliens. Get rid of the subsidies, entitlements, and jobs for illegals. Enforce visa rules. End birthright citizenship. And the illegal aliens disappear. Securing the border is vital, as Paul has stated numerous times, but the larger issue is removing the encouragements that bring illegals here in the first place and then keep them here.

In this cited quote/interview, Paul specifically says he doesn't want amnesty or benefits for illegal aliens, so it's kind of misconstruing Paul's attitude about this issue. He doesn't want amnesty for the same reasons we oppose it: it rewards criminal behavior and therefore we can only expect more of it. He also doesn't think the taxpayers should be funding this nonsense.